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what's your favorite book, ever?

 
Borian

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11/30/2012 11:19 PM
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Romance/Tragedy
Tess Of The D'urbervilles - Thomas Hardy
Wuthering Heights - Emily Bronte
Gone With The Wind - Margaret Mitchell
Lady of Hay - Barbara Erskine
Horror
The Stand - Stephen King
In a Dark Place - Ray Garton
Fantasy
Wheel Of Time series - Robert Jordan
Harry Potter series - J. K. Rowling
 Quoting: LJTG


hf Tess I have read most of those great picks!
 Quoting: Zero Chaos


I hated a few of those novels, but was not a huge fan of reading fiction in HS when I was forced to read them. I would probably have a different view now.
 Quoting: Patrick Bateman


Any of Steven Kings short stories are an awesome hour read. If you want the full package, read The Stand, Misery (doesn't matter if you have seen the movie), It, and of course the gunslinger series.
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12/01/2012 04:02 PM
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Re: what's your favorite book, ever?
Romance/Tragedy
Tess Of The D'urbervilles - Thomas Hardy
Wuthering Heights - Emily Bronte
Gone With The Wind - Margaret Mitchell
Lady of Hay - Barbara Erskine
Horror
The Stand - Stephen King
In a Dark Place - Ray Garton
Fantasy
Wheel Of Time series - Robert Jordan
Harry Potter series - J. K. Rowling
 Quoting: LJTG


hf Tess I have read most of those great picks!
 Quoting: Zero Chaos


I hated a few of those novels, but was not a huge fan of reading fiction in HS when I was forced to read them. I would probably have a different view now.
 Quoting: Patrick Bateman


Any of Steven Kings short stories are an awesome hour read. If you want the full package, read The Stand, Misery (doesn't matter if you have seen the movie), It, and of course the gunslinger series.
 Quoting: Borian


Nice, I'll check them out. The only one I have read you mentioned is The Stand.

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Borian

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hf Tess I have read most of those great picks!
 Quoting: Zero Chaos


I hated a few of those novels, but was not a huge fan of reading fiction in HS when I was forced to read them. I would probably have a different view now.
 Quoting: Patrick Bateman


Any of Steven Kings short stories are an awesome hour read. If you want the full package, read The Stand, Misery (doesn't matter if you have seen the movie), It, and of course the gunslinger series.
 Quoting: Borian


Mice, I'll check them out. The only one I have read you mentioned is The Stand.
 Quoting: Patrick Bateman


Check out Tommyknockers too. The Green Mile, Pet Semetary and Cujo were a much better read than the movie. Though the Green Mile came very close to the book.
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I hated a few of those novels, but was not a huge fan of reading fiction in HS when I was forced to read them. I would probably have a different view now.
 Quoting: Patrick Bateman


Any of Steven Kings short stories are an awesome hour read. If you want the full package, read The Stand, Misery (doesn't matter if you have seen the movie), It, and of course the gunslinger series.
 Quoting: Borian


Mice, I'll check them out. The only one I have read you mentioned is The Stand.
 Quoting: Patrick Bateman


Check out Tommyknockers too. The Green Mile, Pet Semetary and Cujo were a much better read than the movie. Though the Green Mile came very close to the book.
 Quoting: Borian


Thanks, will do. I thought The Green Mile was a great movie.
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12/01/2012 08:22 PM
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Re: what's your favorite book, ever?
The Power Of Now
 Quoting: ANHEDONIC


Me too! But that does not surprise me one bit about you, my friend. hf
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The Power Of Now
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Me too! But that does not surprise me one bit about you, my friend. hf
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