What Was The Best Book You've Ever Read?  

The best book I ever read is a negative utopia novel by Aldous Huxley, he wrote a few criticizing society, but my favorite has got to be "Brave New World". It was so so so good, it is a book that is even better when you read it again and again. It helped me have more perspective than I already have about things that are screwed up and need fixed in society, or in some cases, things that do not have to be fixed and perfect. I recommend that book to anyone, though I know a lot of people would not understand the underlying meaning, I have had people read it before and they still did not get it after a few explanations, I really don't think it's hard to read if you have an open mind though. Well anyways, happy mylotting and have a great day or night, I am off to sleep!

It's between Gone With the Wind and Lord of the Rings.

So far, my most favorite book is One Thousand Chestnut Trees: A Korean Novel by Mira Stout. This book inspire my shout out in friendster. The book covers several factors that lead to an unfortunate event that even now is still unresolved.

The best novels that I have ever read are Odd Thomas series by Dean Koontz,its a supernatural thriller.Its very interesting. And I cannot do anything else,without finishing it.

Can't choose from among these: The Road Less Traveled by M. Scott Peck, Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoi, Love in the Time of Cholera by Gabriel Garcia Marquez, The Art of War by Sun Tzu, The Richest Man in Babylon by George S. Clason, Noli Me Tangere by Jose Rizal, and the painless approach to western philosophy, Sophie's World by Jostein Gaarder. Actually, I have many more books in mind. I don't have a particular favorite or a number one, but these are some of the books that I love.

For me...its Thorn Birds..by Colleen Mc cullough..its just amazing

I think it would be Dostoyevsky's The Karamazov Brothers for me...

There are so many books that I love, but if I had to pick just one favorite, it would have to be The Hobbit by JRR Tolkien. I like the LOTR trilogy also, but I think the Hobbit is better all around book.

There are also many authors that I absolutely love...a few of which are Karen Kingsbury (Christian romance), Terri Blackstock (Christian mystery), and Mindy Starns Clark (Christan mystery/romance). If you enjoy Christian fiction you should check these three ladies out. Every time I start one of their books, I can't put it down until I'm finished.