What's Your Favorite Book?

I love to read books. I prefer to read auto biographies/biographies and self help books. The one which I like most is - 'The Magic of Thinking Big, by David J. Schwartz. I bought it and I've read it many times. My brother did not know that I've a copy of the book, he did not check it with me. He also liked the book very much and he bought a separate copy. When I saw his copy, I told him that I already had one copy and we could not stop laughing. Now a days, there are various applications on mobile phones, which allow us to read book on line. I've downloaded few books and I read it when waiting for something or at some place to pass my time.

I cannot say that I have only one favorite book, I have many books that I loved and that I have read several times.

My favorite Book, and one i read every day is the Holy Bible.....

Our father bought a book of fairytales for me and my sisters to read when we were still kids . It was the best book we have read in our childhood . We don't know now , where the book is . But it was tattered by our constant reading and looking at the beautiful pictures .

My favourite topic! I am a voracious reader and I like books of different genres. Nowadays, I am reading two books: Khuswant Singh's book on Ranjit Singh (History) and Mukul Deva's RIP (Indian spy thriller). Both are excellent and unputdownable.

The Road Less Traveled--my favorite book.The author is M. Scott Peck.This book is about psychology,when I am very sad,it guide me to change my mind.Correct view of yourself will help you mature.

Good question, I've never been a reader more of doing something. No real favourite books that I can think of.

I have several favorites ... depends on how I'm feeling. If I need to feel like I'm 'accomplishing something,' the good book is Napoleon Hill's old classic Think & Grow Rich. If I feel like reading something fun, it's a book from Douglas Adams' Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy-series. An indoctrinated Roman Catholic, the first 'book' that pops into my head when someone asks that question is the Holy Bible (biblegateway.com). But I think I want that book to be 'secret'---like a personal letter from God to the Son.

Nothing in particular. I have a shelf full of books ... novels and spiritual books. I have a habit of buying books that I like and read them when I have some free time. Right now, I am doing my weekly Bible studies which means I haven't have time to read my other books yet. So I guess the only books that I am reading the most right now is my Bible which I use as a guide for my Bible studies.

I have more than one favourite - Joseph Heller's Catch 22 would probably top my list.

I'd love to do some reading when in free time ,the most favoriate one is ???,named asThe Story of the Stone, in English .Describing the daily life of an noble family.There are so many detail description in the book ,even more than Notre Dame de Paris .We can learn a lot about of the politics , the economy and the society of that era ,we can even learn a lot about the architectural style,the costom,the way people live everyday ,it could be an encyclopaedia of the era of Cao Xueqin,the writer.But due to the fussy detail description ,few Chinese could read the book from the start to the end ,let alone foreigners.

My favorite book is the Bible. I have been reading it for the past nearly 30 years and it never gets old and I always learn something new from it. God has fresh and new things for us every day.

When I was in high school, I loved to read the Hardy Boys! When I was married, I read all how-to books especially about painting/drawing and photography. Now that I am junior senior, I read books on how to look young and foods that make us live long!

I agree that book is the best friend you can ever have. I love reading interesting books. But I don't have a favourite per se. Right now I'm reading "On The Trails of Genghis Khan" by Tim Cope and its amazing!

Fairy tales when I was a kid and biographies when I grew up. Can't think of a specific book. But the first fairy tale I read was Cinderella and the first biography was about Sammy Davis Jr.

I liked revolution 2020 of Chethan bhagat. It is awesome!

I think if I had to choose just one it would be Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment.

I am a fan of Khaled Hosseini. His books have the capability to tear you to shreds and then weave your soul back together with the softness of a mother's hand. Thousand Splendid Suns, The Kite Runner. You need to read it to believe the surreal amount of emotions they bring out in you.

I really like The Magus, by John Fowles. I have other favorites as well, but that was the first that came to mind.

Hard to say because I love to read Steven King so I would have to say all of them.