What is your favorite book ever???

night by elie wiesel or the book thief by makus zusak

read them both they both make me cry. have funn =)

well harry potter is my favorite. Here are some others(you probably have read quite a few of them):

Catcher and the Rye by JD Salinger

Maximum Ride series

The Boy Soldier series by Andy McNab, Robert Bigby(1st book is traitor)

Frank McCourts memoirs

Angels and Demons by Dan Brown

Alex Rider series by Anthony Horowitz

Milkweed by Jerry Spinelli

The King of Torts by John Grisham

Where the red fern grows

His Dark Materials trilogy by Phillip Pullman

Everlost by Neil Shusterman

Quad by CG Watson

Watership Down

~Richard Adams

Takes place in the english country side and the main characters voices are voiced through rabbits. Once you get past talking bunnies you are faced with a book full of dark undertones hinting at The Odyssey, Gender Roles, and even creating a "Hitler-like" Character.

A very good read, its fun and thought provoking, I suggest it to ANYONE!

Well, since you've read Pride and Prejudice already, which is my all time fave...and the Bible............. I suggest you read The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova. Your interest in History and adventure will be piqued by this one.

I dont want to spoil you with a summary, but this book is great!!

'A Certain Slant Of Light". it is AMAZING. it has some drugs in it, but that is actually before the book happens, and it doesn't really come up a lot. it has the most complex romance in it, like star crossed lovers almost, but less cliche. waaay less cliche. it's really inticing and dramatic. there is some reference to slight history in it. it basically covers your spectrum in a lot of ways. there are people problems, but they are what makes the book insteresting and so much my amor. i just love that book more than anything. it is also written beautifully and the emotions as so deep.

The Hellbound Heart by Clive Barker.

I like the Sci-Fi stuff.

The Sea of Trolls- Nancy Farmer

AMAZING

In England in the early medieval period, young Jack is chosen by the village's bard to serve as apprentice in award-winning author Nancy Farmer's exciting fantasy (Atheneum, 2004). After the bard is attacked by a Nightmare, Jack develops the ability to feel everything at once, which causes him to be vulnerable to the "Life Force," the power that exists in all things in nature. When they realize that Viking berserkers are coming, Jack and the bard raise fog to hide the village, but Jack and his sister, Lucy, are captured by Ivan One-Brow and his crew and are taken to the court of Ivar the Boneless and his evil half-troll wife, Queen Frith. Jack casts a spell to make the queen's hair fall out. To save his sister from being sacrificed to the Norse goddess Freya, Jack must accept a quest to travel to the icy Troll kingdom to find Mimir's Well, from which he must drink in order to learn the magic spell to replace the Queen's hair. Throughout his journey, Jack must deal with an argumentative Norse Jill, trolls, giant troll bears, a dragon, and giant spiders. As he completes his quest, Jack matures and realizes that all beings have the Life Force within them and must answer to its calling, whether it is Yggdrisil, the giant life tree of the Norse, or the simple need of berserkers to raid and pillage. Farmer weaves the threads of Norse and Celtic mythology into a coming-of-age tale that followers of Tolkien and J.K. Rowling will enjoy.

Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman and Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte :)

The Joy Luck Club and anything by David Sedaris cause I really need that chuckle sometimes.

Blood and Chocolate or Pride and Prejudice

The Picture of Dorian Gray is AMAZING (but i couldnt tell you why haha) and so is The Chosen

(couldn't choose btwn the two)

These arent my fav of all time, but the best recently =)