Favourite novel(s)

[Gog]

I know this may be a tough question. But out of every novel you remember what was the one you enjoyed the most? If you can't choose one alone, you can just go ahead, and make a general list of your favourite novels.

 

[Floatingflotsam]

I think the best books I have ever read are George R.R. Martins A song of Ice and Fire series. I know the show is good, but the books are a literary masterpiece.

 

[Natalya Rostova]

Mine is definitely Les Miserables.

 

[NujabesLives!]

Catcher in the Rye

 

[Floatingflotsam]

Catcher in the Rye

Cather in the Rye is so good, Holden is so relatable. For some reason the movie Deads Poets Society always reminds me of that book

 

[The King Of Rats]

There was a star wars horror novel called "Death Troopers" as a kid who loved horror and star wars it just clicked with me

 

[Kiki Zapatos]

Hmm.. I'd have to say the Savvy books.

 

[Sen]

I can't name one off the top of my head but I'm quite enjoying one called Kusuriya no Hitorigoto.

 

[Nilum]

 

[Yun Lee]

A Confederacy of Dunces and And Then There Were None are my all-time favorites.

 

[Kierri]

Andrzej Sapkowski Witcher novels are pretty fab, I also really enjoyed Memoirs of a geisha and The girl with dragon tattoo series.

 

[Metrocity]

Necromancer by 'William Gibson'. But I thoroughly enjoyed 'Jennifer Government' by Max Barry as well.

 

[Azathoth]

I'm a big fan of H.P Lovecraft, such a great horror author, though novel wise id say the Necronomicon, which a amalgamation of his works, and is a chilling read.

 

[BarrenThin]

Probably Jurassic Park or Ender's Game (Orson Scott Card's personal life aside).

 

[superchubs]

Jane Eyre is bae.

Also love rereading The Princess Bride. I used to always bring that along on trips - it's a great traveling book!

 

[Vespertine]

The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho and The Strange Library by Haruki Murakami. I think these books are enjoyable because I always find something new when I reread them. They're relatively short, but both have an almost surrealist style.

 

[PuddingPalGal]

Hmmmm, this is a hard one for me. If I had to choose, it would be either Artemis Fowl or Penpal.

 

[Ver]

I haven't read a book for fun in ten thousand years but And Then There Were None is one that definitely comes to mind, as well as Crime and Punishment and Heart of Darkness, both of which I had to read in class and ended up loving.

 

[bluestars]

Probably Jurassic Park or Ender's Game (Orson Scott Card's personal life aside).

Jurassic Park is one of my favorites too! I didn't even know the movie was based off a book until recently, but I'm glad I found the book and read it.

 

[BarrenThin]

Jurassic Park is one of my favorites too! I didn't even know the movie was based off a book until recently, but I'm glad I found the book and read it.

I was shown the movie when I was less than two (my parents regret doing it, but I adored it). It inspired a still-going love of dinosaurs, which shaped a lot of my decisions as far as career, and still affects what I enjoy doing today. I am ashamed to say that I only realized it was a novel about three years ago.