What book would you like to curl up with at night?

Anything at all by James Patterson, he is awesome!!!

Like one of the previous answers, i'm a bibliophile.

I will curl up with any of the following:

Shakespeare (best is Julius Caesar),

Tolkien (LOTR, the hobbit, the Silmarillion)

Charles Dickens (preferably David Copperfield)

Jane Austen (Sense and Sensibility)

Bronte sisters (Wuthering Heights or The Tenant of Wildfeld Hall)

Anything by Jonh Le Carre

Anything by Terry Pratchet

Harry Potter, King Fortis the Brave and Eragon are all great books to curl up with

Barak Obama's book, or Sydney Poitier's new book, The Measure of a Man.

Besides a book shaped like a hot mediterranean man? ^_~

I'm a bibliophile, so I read quite a bit. Right now I'm reading "Hamlet," "The Fellowship of the Ring," "Titus Groan," as well as short stories, novellas, and novel-chapters written by close friends of mine.

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I Wouldn't Choose A Book I Would Read Off My Comp Or Do Something Fun.

a female virgo, about 40, with libra rising, and moon in saggitarius, wearing pajamas in the motif of bookcovers--front, back ;-) on a more "appropriate" note:something along the lines of not too low vibe--murder, war, intrigue, politics. how about historical novel about an artist? travelogue? fantasy along the lines of tolkien, with less gore. my actual preference would be a book relating to esoterica, even non fiction: something on angels, magick, etc. ;-)

So many to choose...Diana Gabaldon's books from her Outlander series are good.

harry potter