The Best book you OWN

[SL33TBL1ND]

Cities in Flight by James Blish. Just absolutely amazing.

 

[WrcklessIntent]

I choose The House of the Scorpion and The Hunger Games Trilogy.

Chose for you. Funny to as those happen to be mine.
Oh and add World War Z and the zombie survival guide book to that for good measure.

 

[Tanto-chan]

for me it's either a copy of Alice in Wonderland printed in the 1950's, a copy of mother goose rhymes printed in 1948, or a tome of a book that includes all of Anne Bishop's Black jewel's trilogy.

 

[Motiv_]

World War Z
Uncle John's Bathroom Reader
The Encyclopedia of Useless Information
Stephen King's The Stand [Complete and Unabridged Edition]

To name a few.

 

[Cekil1]

1984

 

[badgersprite]

Is this limited to fiction? Because I mostly read non-fiction. Stuff like political theory, history, military and warfare.

Anyway, if it is only fiction, then my favourite book that I own is Castles Of Steel by Robert K. Masse. It's historical fiction about the naval battles of WWI.

But, then, I'd probably give a different answer to this question every single month. I'm a big book nerd.

 

[Sark]

Why are these not on the list yet?

Because they are bad. I got through the first two, but by that point it had eroded to repetitive "I love you's" from the lead characters.

 

[Lynx]

The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath,
or any of the Harry Potter books.

 

[Codor]

Gaunt's Ghosts series awesome so awesome.

 

[Grabbin Keelz]

The Zombie Survival Guide, but mostly because all the other books I have are just school textbooks.

 

[Stevo_s]

My favorite book. I highly recommend it to everyone.

What is that book about exactly? I can't get a straight answer from anyone or any website that has information about it. What kind of genere is it exactly as well?

The book is about awesome! Seriously it's kinda tough to describe. It's certainly a unique piece of writing. It's kind of about a house that's bigger on the inside than it is on the outside, but that's only sort of what it's about. There's a lot more going on. One passage in the book contains possibly the most directly terrifying thing I've ever read. Again there is also more going on. Pick it up in a bookstore and just flip through it. You'll see what I'm talking about.

Edit: As to genre, I would kind of call it horror, maybe.

I would call it a Romance-Horror. It is also about a guy who finds a dead mans book.
Seriously tho dalek_sec you should pick it up and get lost in it.

I have the full color. and McShizzle have you read Only Revolutions?

 

[Ryan Quirt]

The Dresden files books

 

[Aethren]

Still not done reading this thing. The Icewind Dale series of books is nice too.

 

[superbatranger]

Why must you make me choose? Out of all my books(which isn't a lot), my favorites are The Gunslinger by Stephen King and Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman.

 

[Ignatz_Zwakh]

The Dead Trilogy omnibus. Swordspoint and the Fall of Kings are honorable mentions.

 

[dman123]

A Million Little Pieces
by James Frey

 

[pSY'oniK]

Well I'd vote my collection of Philip K. Dick's novels and shorts.... It just rocks your socks

 

[strangemoose]

ugh ive got a mass of 20-30 sci fi books cant really pick one out i love above all
200th post also yippe!

 

[Captain Bobbossa]

Stephen Errickson's Malazian Books of the Fallen

 

[Blydden]

Gasp in awe at my ultimate unpopularity.