Your favourite book?

[Naza]

I have read a couple of books since I was a kid, and it is very difficult to pick one that is my favourite. As a person, do you have a particular book that you've read and would happily read it again for a million times? What book is that and why is it your favourite?

 

[Cory]

I haven't read many books during my lifetime, but The Lord of the Rings remains my favorite book and film of all time.

 

[Shortie]

I used to read a lot when I was a kid and there were many books that I read, I would read every night and also in the day, reading when travelling helped to pass the time too.

I wouldn't say I ever had one favourite book but I did have favourite books from my favourite author back then who was Enid Blyton.

 

[MrDawn]

My favorite book was The Catcher in the Rye when I was growing up. Great read.

 

[fdk]

Oh, I absolutely love reading. I have way too many books to recommend to pick an outright "favourite", though.

11.22.63 by Stephen King was an absolutely great read. A kind of sci-fi time-travel mystery, but done in a way that's really entertaining and weirdly semi-realistic.

The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson is an incredible book, was adapted for TV film aswell (which was good, but not quite as good for the book)... crime thrillers originating in Scandanavia always seem to be great, to be fair.

The Tattooist of Auchswitz was one of the most harrowing books I've ever read, but I'd really recommend it. I believe it's based loosely on a true story of events at a concentration camp during WWII aswell, which makes it that much more meaningful to read.