Most favourite book of all time

Jeeeezzz I must be really weird because mine is the Old Man and the Sea. I had to read this for 9th grade summer reading assignment. It was a short story but it struck me so hard back then that I even shed a tear. I can always recall the feelings of reading it even though the actual story is fading away. Guess that's a good way for us to lose our memories.

Arielle books are awesome.

still the best.

FTV is my favorite. Gareth Mcguire .

My favorite book is the In Death series from J. D. Robb (aka Nora Roberts). It is a detective series

Hmm, there a lot of books I like. Harry Potter, The mortal Instruments, some classic and others.
But if I must choose it'd be The Mortal Instruments (first trilogy) by Cassandra Clare.

The Autumn of the Patriarch by Gabriel García Márquez!
It is too awesome that it came true! It actually came true 30 years later in my country!

Not a book person but i Love No. 6 novel....

It makes me appreciate the life that i had..^^

I love books for John Grisham. Anything that is a thriller

The Black Lyon by Jude Deveruax (sp?). I don't know how many times I have read it over the years. In fact looking to rebuy it since I can't find my old copy. :(

Lord of the Rings and all other Tolkien books, no doubt about it I've read LOTR four times now and I'm still not bored of it, so yeah XD

my Most favourite book of all time is Pride and Prejudice !!
This book is so great ! I also like Jane's Austen other books but this one is my favourite!!

Well, for me, I think it's one of the Georgette Heyer's book, Devil's Cub. It's a romance book and it belongs to my grandmother. I remember, reading it when I was a little girl and trying so hard to understand the words. When I asked my grandmother, "what does this means?", she instantly took it out of my hand. And I was so stumped that I cried out loud. But, when I was approaching my teen years, she gave it to me as "the first step that will lead me to the youth world". And, since then, I can't stop reading historical romance!

The Pellinor series wins for me as well.

To add to soumyee29's description, it's your general, run-of-the-mill fantasy/adventure with a new age twist on classic magic, great character development, lovable characters, and a very scary bad guy to defeat... and time is running out! Well anyway, I recommend the series. It starts a little slow, but once you get going, you'll be hooked. Croggin has an engaging writing style. Oh, and the third book, the Crow, is probably the slowest and spends most of its time talking about the life of the protagonist's brother.

If you have already read Croggin and are looking for other books that are similar, you might also like the Guardian Cycle series by Julia Gray (which actually contains a very neat idea and explanation for supernatural events that I can't say I've seen before) and the Abhorsen trilogy by Garth Nix (although I read Lirael first by accident and went backwards... It turns out you can do that if you prefer, as Sabriel is about the mother of the main character in the last two books and therefore largely a separate "back story." Knowing that now, I wouldn't have read it differently.).

If you can recommend a new series for me that's similar to these, pm me. I'm looking for new reads.

My favorite book could be considered The Lost Army of Cambyses - I have reread it at least twice and still look fondly on it...

Though the series that had the most influence on me as a reader is definitely Harry Potter, not all that original, but before I picked up HP I actually hated reading - so it holds a very special place in my heart for opening my eyes...