What is your favorite book? We asked some of our friends to tell us about there favorite book and this is what they had to say.
If you are on the search for a great read, take a look at what other people had to say. We are sure you will find a new story that you are sure to fall in love with. Then, slip into a comfortable pair of reading glasses, pour yourself a glass of your favorite beverage, and drift away into your next great read. Enjoy…
My all-time favorite book is The Stand by Stephen King. I've read it over a dozen times and every time I get something more from it. (…)
My favorite book is "Little Children" by Tom Perotta. This book was so well-written, and the characters were realistic and engaging. (…)
The Poisonwood Bible
By: Barbara Kingsolver
The Poisonwood Bible is an excellent tale of a missionary family that moves from a rural South Carolina to the middle of the Congo. (…)
My favorite book would have to be Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen. It is the story of the five Bennet sisters, three of whom are very silly. The older two sisters are rather sensible and pretty, but their chances of "making a good match" are decreased by the silliness of her family. (…)
The title of my favorite book is called The Seedkeepers of Crescentville written by my friend, Jeanne Sable. It is about a small town in Vermont that is giving in to genetically altered seeds that produce bigger and tastier vegetables, but you can not reuse the seeds from the bearing vegetables. (…)
I have a lot of favorite books so it's hard to narrow it down. My favorite kind of depends on the mood I'm in at the time. (…)
My absolute favorite book is called "Little Earthquakes" and was written by Jennifer Weiner. (…)
Frost, Robert, author. Holt, Henry, publisher. Cox, Hyde, foreward. Nason, Thomas W., illustrator. You Come Too, Favorite Poems for Young Readers . (1959). (…)
My favorite book is Memoirs of a Geisha by Arthur Golden
How do I begin to give such an outstandingly good and captivating novel it's proper due in just a couple of paragraphs? I began reading `MEMOIRS OF A GEISHA' by Arthur Golden for my book club and the first two days or so I keep putting it down for one reason or another…a ringing phone…a crying baby..couldn't find my reading glasses, whatever but by the third day I was completely enthralled! (…)
My favorite book of all time is "The Road" by Cormac McCarthy. (…)
A Beautiful Boy: Nic Sheff
This book was a great read. Just raw and honest. About a dad struggling with his son's addiction to morphine and other drugs. The son would lie, cheat, steal, go into half way houses etc…but the father never gave up. He just kept on trying. In fact, it's beautiful because Nic Sheff is so open and honest about everything. (…)
