what's your favorite book, ever?

Pillars of the Earth

The Prophet

Good one.

Dune
Tao Te Ching
Atlas Shrugged
The Chronicles of Gor

The Glass Castle

good omens

East of Eden - John Steinbeck

YES! its an awesome book :D

King James Bible
The giver
Treasure island
My side of the mountain
art of war
Swiss family Robinson
20000 leagues under the sea
Wealth of nations
Book of martyrs
Goosebumps
Ken follet
John grishm
Moby Dick
World atlas
Green eggs and ham

Confederacy of Dunces: GENIUS

Illusions: Wonderful

Anna Karenina: Incredible

Let's Pretend This Never Happened: HILARIOUS, funniest thing I have ever read.

Gods From The Cosmos, written by Alan F. Alfond

He describes a 20y research on Ancient civilisations, and egypt more specificly. I find his work even better then Zacharia Sitchin's. He based his work on Sitchin, but takes it a step further. Read it years ago and it opened up my eyes that history is nothing like we've been taught.

He was (I think) the first to mention that the great pyramide was probably some kind of power plant instead of a tombe, and describes it's construction and purpose in very great detail.

It's a thick book, but I'd recommend it to anyone with an open mind.

That's Allen F. Alford (typo)

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my favorite book

And of course :

The Celestine Promise by Stefan Tony Sperry

It covers 9 universal principles and laws as discovered by Stefan “Tony” Sperry, and the fundamental question : "why"

One of the most enlightening books I've ever read. It also has a follow up : Law of Attraction which explains the 10th and final universal principal.

Law of attraction is good

A Planet Called Treason
Ender's Game (both written by Orson Scott Card)

"What Really Happened on Gilligan's Island"
by Tina Louise

This, and "It" and "Great Expectations" and "The Witching Hour" and "Gods of Eden"

A Wrinkle in Time :)

The dragon lance trilogy.

A Storm of Swords by George R. R. Martin. I modern day masterpiece.

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
.. followed by Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency
... and all of Douglas Adams books.

Mad crazy reads that are literally impossible to replicate in film.

Why even ask. Jurassic Park
Book>Movie and first movie really great itself.

On The Road by Jack Kerouac

If this book doesn't move you, well, you're un-moveable. If you need that impetus to "getcha arse up" and expand ya horizons this book should get you there.

Dune, frank herbert , Do androids dream of electric sheep, anything phillip k dick, and larry niven and greg bear.

Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenence is pretty good.

candide by voltaire

heart of darkness by conrad

bonfire of the vanities by wolfe

in cold blood by trueman

truman capote

Enders Game.

This is my favorite book:

Narcissus and Goldmund was really cool. I read it in German.

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