When I have the time I love to read-
Few of my favourites(those I remember ) in no particular order:D

Sealed Nectar,Quran,Provisions for the Hereafter,The Day of Resurrection,Stories of the Prophets, The World of the Jinn & Devils

Great Expectations,Tale of Two Cities,Hollow Tree House,Far away Tree (series)
Into the Dark (I think that is the name:confused: )

Jane Eyre,Wuthering Heights,Mill on the Floss,To Kill a Mockingbird
Barbara Cartland romances

Ariana,Ashes In the Wind,A Woman of Substance,Sweetbriar,Zoya,Lightning
Logan Family and Orphans series of VC Andrews
The Firm,The Runaway Jury,The Winner,Absolute Power,The Fog,Different Seasons
Toxin,Mistral's Daughter,Kane and Abel ,Prodigal Daughter,The Bourne Identity
Tell Me Your Dreams


I know my list is long, I just mentioned these in order to find anyone who may share my liking for any book!! :)
The list is just a collection of many memories (with different authors) made as I grew up.
Each book is connected to a memory or memories and each book in a way defines where I was at that moment of time.

What are your favourite books ?

Favorite books:

Hanta Yo by Ruth Beebe Hill
Angela's Ashes by Frank McCourt
The Cloister Walk by Kathleen Norris
I'm OK You're OK by Dr. Thomas A. Harris
Kristin Lavransdatter by Sigrid Undset
Giants in the Earth by Ole Rolvaag

Angela's Ashes
Cold Mountain
Bridges of Madison County
The Open Mind
Where the Red Fern Grows
Readers Digest Condensed Stories, large print LOL
Bible as I haven't gotten the whole thing read, but I will work on it.
I love a good magazine to look at right before bed... Country Home is a fave.

Fav Books:
(I too loved Angela's Ashes)
A Walk Across America by Peter Jenkins
The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown
The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd
All of the Harry Potter's
Anything Ann Rice
The Great Gatsby
Gone with the Wind
Sarah Plain and Tall(loved this one when I was a little one!)

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Angela's Ashes
Cold Mountain
Bridges of Madison County
The Open Mind
Where the Red Fern Grows
Readers Digest Condensed Stories, large print LOL
Bible as I haven't gotten the whole thing read, but I will work on it.
I love a good magazine to look at right before bed...Country Home is a fave.

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Hey Start,
You reminded me, there was a time I used to devour Readers Digest Stories.One I remember was "Winthrop Woman".

The Mists of Avalon
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
Eat, Pray, Love
All the Harry Potters
The Incarnations of Immortality Series by Piers Anthony
Island of the Blue Dolphins

The Bible - King James version
Starbound - Gordon and Nina Stuermer
Under Fire - Oliver North
The Pale Blue Dot - Carl Sagan
Kon Tiki- Thor Heyerdahl
Lord of the Ring Trilogy - JRR Tolkien
Underwater Florida - Ned DeLoach

Sorry I missed you Popper.
I am copying and pasting these lists so I can take a look when the time comes for a new read!

Great idea Start!

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Sorry I missed you Popper.
I am copying and pasting these lists so I can take a look when the time comes for a new read!

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Missed u tooo
Good idea...
I'll see you when I see you;)


P.S I forgot my most favourite of them all... for all time I think
Little Women by Louisa M. Alcott and the other three books Good Wives,Joes Boys and Little Men. I always identified myself with Joe(josephine march i.e)

Thank you all for listing your favourite books,
I am sure as Start and Rank said, these will surely interest many to read your suggested books...

I have a lot of favorites - so it is easier to list authors!

Anything by Nicholas Sparks and Sidney Sheldon. When I was younger - I read everything by Jackie Collins (smut, I know).
I loved the Left Behind series. Those, I couldn't wait for the paperback!

I just discovered Nora Roberts.

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I have alot of favorites - so it is easier to list authors!

Anything by Nicholas Sparks and Sidney Sheldon. When I was younger - I read everything by Jackie Collins (smut, I know).
I loved the Left Behind series. Those, I couldn't wait for the paperback!

I just discovered Nora Roberts.

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I used to read Nora Roberts and Sidney Sheldon... sometime ago

Anything by Kurt Vonnegut. He is a genius.

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Kane and Abel ,Prodigal Daughter

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Hmm, some Jeffrey Archer. Don't hear too many people mention his books, but he's one of my favorite authors. My favorite of his is still Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less. (And the title works well for an anal accounting person. ;) )

It's really difficult for me to pick favorite books. I love to read. I read mostly fiction, but some non-fiction. Though for the sake of enjoyment I prefer the fiction.

I like mysteries a lot and read both Ngaio Marsh and Agatha Christie. But I like any type of mystery, detective, spy, etc. type of stuff. I love Ed McBain. One of my favorite Christie's was Murder of Roger Ackroyd, probably cause it was nearly impossible to solve. (She's sneaky.)

I also like fantasy a lot. Can't beat The Hobbit. (Sorry to say I haven't read LofR. Just have never gotten around to it. After the movies came out I swore I was going to read those and still have not had time.) And I like Raymond Feist, probably my favorite of which is still the original, The Magician. Along with that, I like science fiction. But I more like fantasy-like, creative stuff, rather than just a lot of spaceships zooming around. I particularly like Philip Jose Farmer, and both his Riverworld Series and Dayworld series are excellent. (Assuming you like that sort of thing.) Any game player such as myself must like fantasy stuff. :p

I also admit to liking Danielle Steel, even though romance stuff isn't my favorite. Maybe cause I don't consider it romance. (With all the tragedies her books are full of, I'm not sure how to call them romance.) My favorite is The Promise.

Irwin Shaw's Young Lions is a great book. As is Code Name Nimrod by James Leasor. (Non-fiction.) Both about WWII. Young Lions about 3 different soldiers -- it's interesting. It jumps around who's the main character, 2 Americans (one Jewish), and 1 German, and his parts are from his point of view as a German. Code Name Nimrod is about a guy involved in convincing Hitler we were attacking Calais rather than Normandy. After the first couple of fact-filled chapters, it reads like a thriller novel and is great. Both excellent reads for anyone interested in that type of thing. Oh, another good one along those lines -- The Lions of Judah by Ted Willis.

And something I read recently, The Last Day by Glenn Kleiner. I also love Joy Fielding and could not possibly pick a favorite as they're all great and suspenseful and real page turners. And James Kirkwood, favorites probably being P.S. Your Cat is Dead, and um... I think Good Times/Bad Times is the right one. I also love Clive Cussler, my favorite being Night Probe. Excellent.

I could go on. I just like to read. I'll read darn near any type of book -- there's just a very few authors I don't particularly like, but otherwise I'm not real picky.