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Re: Which book do you like most?
I can't tell you a favorite book, but some books I have enjoyed recently:
Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins (series)
Gone by Michael Grant (series)
The Maze Runner by James Dashner (series)
Try The Nest Book Club board for some good recs!
The Outsiders, Catcher in the Rye, Go Ask Alice, The Drifters, all of trhe Harry Potter series books.:)
pillars of the earth ***
hunger game series
any calvin and hobbes book
11/22/63
the beginner's goodbye
mao's last dancer
extremely loud and incredibly close
the art of racing in the rain ***
the divide
crazy love
the constant princess
holidays on ice
unbroken: a world war ii story of survival, resillence and redemption ***
why my 3rd husband will be a dog
happy accidents
magnificent desolation: the long journey home from the moon
the immortal life of henrietta lacks ***
the regan diaries
water for elephants
after the fire: a true story of friendship and survival
the vanishing act of esme lennox
any shel silverstein poetry book ***
the shawshank redemption
the glass caslte
how to say goodbye in robot
the guernsey library and potatoe peel pie society
unaccustomed earth
the namesake
the painted veil ***
ender's game ***
in cold blood ***
as nature made him: the boy who was raised as a girl
firestarter
the memory keepers daughter ***
the golden mountain: beyond the american dream
bridge to terabithia ***
the kite runner
the help
flowers for algernon
eat of eden
who moved my cheese
in her shoes
the choice
letter to my daughter
stolen innocence ***
too fat to fish
stick to drawing comics monkey brain: cartoonest ignores helpful advice
the reader ***
three weeks with my brother
the last song
the bill jar
memoirs of a geisha
1984
jane eyre ***
flowers for algernon ***
obviously i'm an avid reader. all those with stars are the ones i think you really shouldn't miss. but you can click on my goodreads link in my sig and see the list of the stuff i've read. there you can click on the titles to see if you're intereted in them by their blurbs. really advise you check out the site if you don't know about it already. it has rounded out my reading a lot. there's some great freebies and other neat stuff there, too.
good luck!
my read shelf:
ROFL at the variety of that list. I love that go from Pillars of the Earth to "any calvin and hobbes book"
Most things by Haruki Murakami.
Anything by Gregory Maguire, but especially Wicked.
The A Song of Ice and Fire series (new addiction).
Lord of the Rings.
The Harry Potter series.
The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver.
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Betty Smith.
Les Miserables by Victor Hugo.
Many, many more, haha.