Your Favorite Books

post your favorite books you have read here mine:


Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell & Operation Baracuda
Tom Clancy's books period i like

Well, I have a lot, but I'll post 3 of them

War and Peace by Lev Tolstoy
The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas, pere
The Byzantium series by John Julius Norwich.

So really, I named both 3 of my favourite books, and 3 of my favourite authors

As therussian mentioned above, War and Peace is easily first on the list, followed closely by The Brothers Karamazov and Ulysses.

"Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell & Operation Baracuda
Tom Clancy's books period i like" -MasterCommander

Clancy's the man.

Redwall series, if you haven't heard of these READ THESE BOOKS. They're so rad.
All Quiet on the Western Front
The Harry Potter series- I think they're great reads, very suspensful and overall fun.
Red Cap -GREAT American Civil War book
... can't think of any others at the moment, I'll post them when I can remember some more
The Illiad
The Oddysey -Thanks Socrates, i knew it was up in there somewhere
Animal Farm -Thanks again, Socrates
The Hobbit
The Lord of the Rings Trilogy
Lord of the Flies
To Kill a Mockingbord -for a more peaceful book
Ender's Game -Thanks Justinian , lost that one for a second, GREAT BOOK
The Book of Knights

The Exorcist
Jurassic Park
The Odyssey
Gallic War
Teen Angst? Naaah...
Animal Farm (great read)

There we go.

Bah so many. I mostly read non-fiction, but I'll post my favorite fiction.

The Coffee Trader by Liss
The Master and Commander Series by Patrick O'Brien
Tintin Series!

Erik

The Killer Angels by Michael Shaara
Vampire Earth by E.E. Knight
Dragonlance by Weis and Hickman
Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien
Eagle in the Snow by Wallace Breem

I really like Military Fiction.

yea Clancy's the man if you like to read about differant governments, espionage, NSA stuff like that oh and terrorists

All Quiet On The Western Front
The Jungle
The Aeneid
Beowulf
The Lord of the Rings
Fahrenheit 451
The Arabian Nights
1984
Animal Farm
The War of The Worlds
The Lord of The Flies

Sophie's World is truely great, as is "The world is flat" and "Collapse"

In no particular order:
1. Infinite Jest - David Foster Wallace (who's a prof at my alma mater...go Sagehens!)
2. Song of Solomon - Toni Morrison
3. Catch-22 - Joseph Heller
4. 1984 - Orwell
5. East of Eden - Steinbeck

Dune, all the way up to Children of dune
starship troopers, Friday, A stranger in a strange land, i havent found a bad Heinlin book yet
Some of the Shannara books
The book of the Duncow
Silmarillion, Lotr, hobbit
The crusades
The long walk nonfictional accounts always trump fiction since their not supposed to be fake, its sad and hysterical at the same time, they went thru the gobi desert with nothing but a tin can and an axe, imagine walking along holding up a tin can full of water thats gotta last for 2 weeks in the sweltering hot desert and having to make sure that the guy carrying it isnt sneaking drinks, and all of this while walking on wooden clogs.
1984
the outlaws of the marsh series- extra grisly
three kingdoms series
that book with the chinese detective, cant remember the name though

my memory is starting to fail so thats all i can think of

damn I should read more books...

mice and men.
cant come up with another one

Animal Farm and 1984 by Orwell; any Discworld you care to name by Pratchett; and Lord of the Rings by Tolkein.

Orwells 1984, Herberts Dune ( the entire series with the exeption of the second and third books), and Ayn Rand's fountian head ( though I havent read atlas shrugged).

Lord of the Rings, Silmarillion and The Hobbit.
As I said earlier: damn I should read more books

Ugh there's alot

Resently I've read The Zebra-Striped Hearse by Ross Macdonald and Anabasis by Xenophon

Atlantis Found - Clive Cussler
Sahara - Clive Cussler
Jerrasic Park
Gallic Wars

Animal Farm
Lord of the Flies