Whats ya favorite book?

[WindAnnWise]

Here's my top 3:
1. Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux
2. Phantom by Susan Kay
3. Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson

[Lauren]

The Hunger Games trilogy

[Tora]

The Hunger Games trilogy

^ With the exception as MokingJay being the best one.

[Buffy]

Harry Potter wins this one for me! The whole series is freaking amazing!

[InsaneSeagull]

Douglas Adams - Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy

[WildSimba]

Breakfast of Champions - Kurt Vonnegut Jr.

Just a perfect novel, in every way.

[Kitva Hyperlink]

ATM the hunger games

[TheLionPrince]

It depends if theatrical plays written in playbooks count as actual books.

[Si-Amber]

Watership Down by Richard Adams

[FlipMode]

1.) Quiet - Susan Cain. The best non-fiction book ever for me, it helped me to understand so much stuff about myself and other people. I think the book is actually a really good stepping stone for forming your own individuality, great stuff.

2. Incarnate / NewSoul series - Jodi Meadows. Okay so the first book was a little too heavy on romance and should have had more focus on the main reincarnation premise but I think the future potential is still there. If Jodi gives the characters a bit more character and plays the plot to its strength then its going to be a winner. INB4 POPULARITY

3. F*** It Therapy - John C. Parkin - Because F*** IT that's why. It's basically a much better version of YOLO except not confining one's selves tot he belief that we only have one life as that would imply a boundary when the belief should be that there are none.

4. The Art Of Racing In The Rain - Garth Stein. ALL of the feels dudes! Just... All of them. The joy, the humour, the excitement, the SADNESS!!... THE FEELS!!!! ARGHHH Dem feels. That's the book in a nutshell. I didn't cry but Christ that ending was bittersweet as they go.

5. Fifty Thousand Shades Of Grey - Stuart Ashens. Because it exists. Otherwise this spot would be taken by A Street Cat Named Bob or The Fault In Our Stars.