I don't have one favorite but I have a load of books that I consider my favorites. Artemis Fowl Series, To There and Back (Prequal to LOTR), Fallen Angels, Mindbend, Harry Potter (who doesn't?), and The Cross of Lead.

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For now, my favorite book is the New girl. It's short but has interesting points.

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the romance of three kingdoms
my favourite book since i was 10 years old.but this name translated a bit strange,its about the war and statecraft, no romance haha...

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Mine is "Sam's Letters To Jennifer" by James Patterson... Oh I wanna read it again!

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My favorite books are Eragon and Eldest. Those books rock.
i hear theres a game on eragon coming out to

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I would have to say anything by Tom Clancy, currently I am into the series Net Force, right now I am reading "Flow my tears, the policeman said" by Philip K. *BLEEP*, which is an excellent book and I would say everyone should read it.

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I like the Bible and The Five People You Meet In Heaven. I have a lot more.. but those are more recent

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I have a lot of favorite book .Some of them are:
Fullmeatal alchemist, love hinna, rama .. and a lot of more.

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Well... So many books...

The one I'm currently reading is The Da Vinci Code, after that, it'll be Angels and Demons, both by Dan Brown...


Others I read are all the Sherlock Holmes series by Sir Arthur Connan Doyle, then, I read Tarzan series, old books really... Several books by Agatha Christie... A ton of other, technical books... I like to read, actualy...

Arthur C. Clark - all of his books I think... Red, Green and Blue Mars books, Hitchikers giude, and all the sequels...

Oh, and let's not forget The Hobbit (or There and Back), The Lord of The Rings, Silmarilion...

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My favourite book of all time would either have to be "Bridge Of Birds" or "Enders Game". The latter one is by Orson Scott Card and it's a sci-fi novel. It also has two other book that go along with it, by two different people's point of view during the same thing. I've only read one of those, though

I read Bridge Of Birds when I was nine, and it still holds the number one book in my mind. My grade seven teacher started to read it to us, but never finished. It didn't matter to me, seeing as how I'd already read it, but I felt a little regret for those who hadn't, oblivious that they were really missing out.

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