What is your favorite book or book series?

[Me-WOW]

My favorite is a book called The Rain by Joseph A. Turkot

If you like post apocalyptic books then you should check it out,

it's followed by two other books called The Snow, and The Blue.

What is your favorite book/book series?

 

[brownboy102]

"The Lord of the Rings" series, by J. R. R. Tolkien. My favourite is The Hobbit.

 

[cinny]

Percy Jackson.
The Chronicles of Narnia.
Crank series by Ellen Hopkins.

 

[Me-WOW]

Percy Jackson.
The Chronicles of Narnia.
Crank series by Ellen Hopkins.

I also liked Percy Jackson and The Chronicles of Narnia.

Never read the Crank series though.

 

[SoftFairie]

Harry Potter FTW!

 

[Overseer]

"To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee is my favorite book, but my favorite series is "The Dark Tower" series by Stephen King.

 

[tearypastel]

i just finished reading 'carry on' by rainbow rowell and lemme tell you, it's like #1 with my top favorite books oi've ever read. rainbow rowell is such a good writer, her writing gets me everytime. fangirl was so good, and so was eleanor and park. but carry on was the best though for two reasons:

Spoiler: idk if this is a spoiler because it's sorta stated in fangirl + it's on the blurb but better safe then sorry

1- THEY'RE GAY MAGICAL WIZARDS
2- THE PLOT.WAS.SO.WELL.THOUGHT.OUT.I.DIED.

my favorite series is probably percy jackson, but i like many others.
i'm such a book nerd

 

[Mimi Cheems]

I actually really love The Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings series! <3
I also enjoy any type of manga C:

 

[nerdatheart9490]

Ender's Game! I don't like the books that came after it, but I like the companion Shadow series. It follows another character from Ender's Game. I absolutely love it.

Hate the movie though. Ruined my childhood.

 

[gem83]

My favorite book will always and forever be Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman. It's where I got my ACNL mayor and town name from. It's really hilarious. It's set 11 years before, and then during the apocalypse.

 

[TykiButterfree]

I really like the Artemis Fowl series. My favorite book in the series is The Time Paradox. Time travel stories always make interesting connections and I like to read them more than once to see little hints I missed the first time. Kingdom Keepers is pretty cool too. Gotta love Disney. I tend to prefer YA fiction. Adult fiction tends to be a bit violent for me, but I'll still read it if the story is good, like the Night Angel trilogy.

 

[Hermione Granger]

"Harry Potter" and a "Series of Unfortunate Events"

 

[iamnothyper]

i dont read anymore and i really should, but one of the few books i've read more then once and would read again is The Giver.

 

[Watchingthetreetops]

His Dark Materials, by Phillip Pullman and the Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice.

 

[MayorVin]

Harry Potter by JK Rowling
The Raven Cycle by Maggie Stiefvater
Throne of Glass Series by S J Mass,
Mortal Instruments and Infernal Devices by Cassandra Clare

 

[iamnothyper]

this makes me think we should open a book recommendation thread.
like post genre and short synopsis for people looking for things to read :x

 

[RainbowCherry]

My favourite series is the GONE series. It's a lord-of-the-flies clone, but all the kids are magic, and it's fairly decent. It'll change when I finally get my hands on The Enemy and everything Robert Muchamore. >.> I think it gets interesting after Fear (GONE.)

 

[inkling]

I went through a Haruki Murakami phase recently, where I just kept reading one book after another. My favorite has to be The Wind-up Bird Chronicle.

Another book I really like a lot is Anathem by Neal Stephenson. Its such a book big that its kinda like a series.


But ya I don't always read. I go through phases.

 

[Knopekin]

My favourite series is always and forever Harry Potter.

Other than that, I love anything by Bill Bryson, who's an amazing and hilarious travel writer, and lots of my favourite fiction books are on a dark theme (because I'm a pretentious emo fourteen year old, apparently) with an interesting first-person narrative; Iain Banks' The Wasp Factory, Lionel Shriver's We Need to Talk About Kevin, and Emma Donaghue's Room are all really excellent.

 

[MysteryClassic]

I'm a pretty big fan of The Moomins book series (haven't read all of it thought, I;m working on it), but my favourite author for now is probably Diana Wynne Jones. I'm a sucker for well done fantasy stories