A favorite?
I'd have to go with the Sherlock Holmes books by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
A favorite?
I'd have to go with the Sherlock Holmes books by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
The Brothers Karamazov by Dostovsky. Because it is simply the most brilliant book ever written.
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Since "Dr Jekyll" I've read two more contenders - "Our Mutual Friend" by Charles Dickens and "Waverley" by Sir Walter Scott. Wonderful books!
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I have a few favourites that I often re-read: David Copperfield (Dickens), The Secret History (Tartt), The Historian (Kostova) and Pride and Prejudice (Austen). Perhaps not the most high brow of literary works but I find them so enjoyable. A good book is a good book, I say.
Catcher has to be up there, but two scenes in Catcher bother me: Holden dancing on the bed with Phoebe, and of course Mr. Antonelli. Kinda creepy. Currently my fave and has been for the last few years: Age of Innocence by Edith Wharton - it reads with such tangibility, followed by Idoru by Gibson and always, Bridge to Teribithia. Lousy movie. I also really like The Giver. Yes, most of my faves are juvenile fiction.
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I have a few favourites that I often re-read: David Copperfield (Dickens), The Secret History (Tartt), The Historian (Kostova) and Pride and Prejudice (Austen). Perhaps not the most high brow of literary works but I find them so enjoyable. A good book is a good book, I say.
De engelenmaker by stefan brijs. It's a dutch book, but I think that it has been translated in English and some other languages. It's a very interesting book about human cloning and morals.
J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. hands down.
I used to feel like this question was akin to being asked who my favorite child is... =D
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I read Harry Potter series and it is extremely good.
I think all books have different specialities...
All changes bring us different emotions in our books.
Maybe To Kil A Mockingbird?
My favourite one physically is a three volume Shakespeare. I just love handling, it's very nice. And i really like the smell of my Histoy of Western Philosphy, haha. Which I haven't even read yet.
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