What's your favorite book?

[lacroixdarius]

Space Odyssey 2001
by Arthur C. Clarke

[softynude]

Space Odyssey 2001
by Arthur C. Clarke

Indeed it's a great book  did you read The City and the stars ?

[Density]

The Game Trilogy

really engaging and suspenseful and is relates really well to modern times dealing with social media and the likes.

[rockasocka1992]

This week I'm gonna buy the official book of Star Wars episode VII the force awakens  , can't wait to read it  .

[NaturalInNY]

This week I'm gonna buy the official book of Star Wars episode VII the force awakens  , can't wait to read it  .

If you get the chance, check out Star Wars: Bloodline by Claudia Grey. A prequel of sorts set a bit before TFA. Focuses on Leia and the Republic as it existed at that time. I'm part of the way through it and need to get back to it.

[rockasocka1992]

Reading Star Wars the force awakens at the moment  .

[Michael_P]

Hard to choose one favorite book. I reread Neuromancer and Zodiac every couple of years. And Brothers Karamazov (I'm still not absolutely certain who killed Fyodor, I reach a different conclusion every time I reread it!). Also since I became a dad, Night Watch by Terry Pratchet strikes a chord with me for some reason. There's lots more, but I'll start with those...

[Blake Skies]

Boy my favorite? Well tops on the list is LoTR's The Two Towers, however War of the World's is a close close second. Really after that my favorites are measured by genre. Dune takes the top of Sci-Fi, Les Mis for Historical Fiction, Stephen King's IT for Horror, The Thrawn Trilogy for Tie-In's, and Historical goes to Flags of our Fathers.

[Meady]

Pillars of the Earth and World without End by Ken Follett.

[NateQB]

Touching Spirit Bear by Ben Mikaelsen.

[AtheJ]

I think it might be Huck Finn, but I don't think I could pin down a single favorite book.

[Marzipan]

Brave New World by Aldous Huxley is up there for me. I might need to pick it up again, it's been a while!

[skinnydipper2]

Collected Poems by Allen Ginsberg

[Longingtobenude]

Brave New World by Aldous Huxley is up there for me. I might need to pick it up again, it's been a while!

I loved that book.  Its creepy because I could see that being a successful society for 1000s of years. 

[Brendarella]

The Foundation Quadrilogy, by Isaac Azimov.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foundation_series

My imagination was considerably improved by reading these.