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my favorites as a younger child/tween were Harriet the Spy, Deenie, and Charlotte’s Web. Now I really like horror, and short stories-the Hot Blood series is really one of my favorites but has a more adult theme to it… I enjoy reading it though, for the twisted stories, wondering how on Earth someone could think up something so darn bizarre?! I have also won a few books from Christian writers in Blogland, and am now reading them as well, and am happy to say that these have been good too.

One of my favorite books is Neil Gaiman’s Neverwhere. I just finished rereading it (again) last night. Great, fun story with a really tight plot and wondeful characters.

my favorite book is the cider house rules by john Irving it is amazing!! If you haven’t read it, well I really think you should : )

One of my favorite books of all time is “The Hiding Place” by Corrie ten Boom. It was the first WWII/Nazis book I read and had a profound impact on me as a child.

My favorite book is The Count of Monte Cristo

I want all these books! I love Madam Bovary. Sadly, I could very much ientify with the title character. I haven’t read a book in a year, since my daughter was born. She has chilled out some so let the reading commence!

One of my favourite books is the Canadian Oxford Dictionary… I know that’s probably not the kind of book you meant, but it’s the first one that came to mind.

A very moving can’t put it down true story book that I love is called “A Walk to Remember” . Everyone should read it!

The Color of Water by James McBride
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Thanks for the chance…my family breath books. In these times (gas prices) even a book is a luxury…thank you.

One of my favorite books is The Secret Life of Bees. I hear there’s a movie coming out. I love books about southern America during the early 1900’s. My other niche is Victorian literature (the sound of my profession makes me want to puke, but it’s true). Beat literature is always good for a buck the system uplift.

I absolutely loved “In Her Shoes”, by Jennifer Weiner. But, as is so often the case, the movie was a HUGE disappointment…

I just finished an Anna Quindlen book, Rise and Shine. I’m a fan of just about anything she writes.

Where the Sidewalk Ends

Gosh…since I am a bookworm, I have so many faves!! I’d say that two of my biggest contemporary faves though would be “As Time Goes By” by Lori Wick (I love the way she makes her characters so real) and “Echoes” by Robin Jones Gunn (funnily enough my husband and I first met online similar to the main characters in this book–which was a fave of mine YEARS before I met my husband)!!
Of course, then there are the classics. Probably “Swiss Family Robinson” and “The Count of Monte Cristo” are my top two. I also love me some Jane Austin, of course!!
Then there are the great kid books…the Ramona books, Bobbsey Twins, Hardy Boys, Charlotte’s Web, etc.!!
It really is too hard to pick an all-time fave!!

Anything by Alexandre Dumas, especially “The Count of Monte Cristo.” Also, “Blue Like Jazz” by Donald Miller.

My favorite book of all time is “Till We Have Faces” by C.S. Lewis. It is an amazing story that had a profound impact on how I view God, and how He sees me. It’s one I’ll read probably 50 more times in my life.

My favorite book is “The Last Great Necessity” by Charles David Sloane. Its a page-turner, which is surprising as its a scholarly history of American cemeteries.

My favorite book is Deck The Halls by Mary Higgins Clark and Carol Higgins Clark. Who doesn’t love a little suspense based around my favorite holiday.

My favorite book of all time is _A Tree Grows in Brooklyn_ by Betty Smith. A teacher friend recommended it to me one summer in junior high, and my copy has been read and reread probably 50 times. It’s a really touching “coming of age” story about a young (and very poor) girl during the Depression and all that she and her family did to survive and hang in there together to make it through.

Makes me want to pull it out and read it again…

Wow - I love looking at everyone’s favorites - and the quick reviews - that gives me some more to put on my ‘to read list’. My favorite book right now would be “The Kite Runner” by Khaled Hosseini - it’s amazing - sad/cruel/haunting/sweet/redeeming - it’s just a really good read you won’t want to put down.

I just finished The Shack by William P. Young and I think it’s one of the best and most important books I have ever read!

Oh wow, I need to pick a favorite? Yikes, that’s a hard one! One of my recent faves is Tracy Chevalier’s The Virgin Blue. Some of my favorite authors right now are Patricia Cornwell, Linda Fairstein, and Kathey Reichs. I love Janet Evanovich for a great laugh. And then when I think of classics, for some reason I think back to the books from my childhood, the Anne of Green Gables series, Nancy Drew, books by Beverly Cleary and Judy Blume.

What a great giveaway, Amy, thanks!
Steph

Well, I love The Lord of the Rings trilogy. And also anything by Minnesota writers Lorna Landvik (especially “Angry Housewives Eating Bonbons”) or Erin Hart (”Haunted Ground”). Oh, and the great book I found in a used bookstore, sort of a nature/season/travelogue chronicle, “Wandering Through Winter” by Edwin Teale. And Sarah ban Breathnach’s “Simple Abundance.” And on….and on…and on….

I adore anything by Jane Austen, but my favorite book of all time is The Endless Steppe by Esther Hautzig. It had a profound effect on the young Jewish girl I was, and to this day I’m one of only two people I know who would love to go to Siberia - and the other girl is a fan of this book, too!

My favorite book is Flowers in the Attic

I’m a huge fan of “A Prayer for Owen Meany”. I also love the children’s book “A Wrinkle in Time”. As for series, I love the Mitford books. -Beth

My favorite book is The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd. I was very pleasantly surprised with this book. It really made me want to be a bee keeper!

I love books which means I have lots of favorites. If I had to narrow it down to one, The Red Tent by Anita Diamant.

I love Peace Like a River by Leif Enger. A great story that is amazingly Christian without even trying.

I loved My Sister’s Keeper. But my all time favorite is probably Rebecca. Or The Clan of the Cave Bear series. Loved Sidney Sheldon, too. Ok, I’ll stop now…thanks for the chance!

I really liked the book “where the heart is”. I enjoyed the movie as well. I used to love to read, but have found with three children I can’t find time. Maybe eventually. LOL
God bless,
Amanda

I love anything by Jodi Picoult.

I love anything written by Jodi Picoult. She is my absolute favorite author. Her storied always make me think. They are also about controversial issues that don’t necassarily have a right or wrong answer. I love to read!

anything by danielle steele shes great in my opinion

My favorite book is Stephen Kinkg’s Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption. Its a departure of the usual King stories, but it was so good!

my favorite of all time is the place you’ll go- its great to read to kids and emotional. I love that book

one of my favorite books is franny and zooey by J.D. salinger.

just started reading the ten thousand by paul kearney - and really enjoying it

one of my favorite books is by jannette oke love comes softly

My favorite book of all time (so much that I wore two of them out) is Where the Redfern Grows. I simply can not wait until my kids are old enough to read it. Given the fact that I am intent on them liking it as much as I did of course!!

thanks for such a great contest!

I love Wuthering Heights-the movie, too!

I love the Brian Lumley Necroscope series.

The Stainless Steel Rat by Harry Harrison

My favorite book so far is Henry and June, by Anais Nin. I loved it.

I love any book by Karen Kingsbury, but my favorite series of hers has to be the Redemption series, which leads into the Firstborn series, and then the Sunrise series. They are so good I can hardly put them down. I even read while making dinner… one hand holding the book, the other hand stirring the pot.

I’ve loved books forever! One of my favorites is Les Miserable - I also really love reading over again the Anne of Green Gables series.

When I was a child I loved reading The Box Car Children books and Judy Blume books. Just recently I have been reading The Shack by William P Young and it is blowing me away. I am dying to read The Kite Runner. It’s next on my list. Thanks for the chance to win.

She’s Come Undone by Wally Lamb

My favorite book is Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen.

I love “SWAY” written by Ori and Rom Brafman…It is a book about the irresistible pull of irrational behavior. Reading makes you think of and analyze decisions you (in general) have made to put you in the situations you find yourself in. Yes, it is a “common sense” type of book, but it is a bit more in depth.

I love LOVE love to read and would be extremely excited, overwhelmed and enthusiastic if I were chosen as your winner, so, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE CHOOSE ME…I’ll be crossing my fingers for this one and hoping for an email saying that I won

Thank you so much for this!!!

I have to say, my current favorite is “Holding On To Hope” by Nancy Guthrie. As soon as I finished it, I went out and bought 3 more copies for friends.

Loved Bridges of Madison County - both the book and the movie.

The Dark Tower series by Stephen King

My favourite book of all time is “Ryan White; My Own Story”

Do you remember Ryan White? He was one of the first boys to get HIV from tainted blood supplies, back in the day.

His story was sad, painful, horrid, yet beautiful all at the same time. He was tormented by adults and children alike and was even kicked out of school.

Michael Jackson and Elton John were to of the high profile people that befriended him.

He tells his story with honesty and frankness. He speaks of things he wishes he could do, things he never will do, leaving his mother behind, etc.

Its beautifully written and I truly believe it should be required reading for all pre teens and teens.

I keep this book in my living room where I can see it every day as a reminder of how brave Ryan was and it serves as an inspiration to me.

I’d love to win these books.

Thanks

Over the summer, I read ‘The Bishop’s Daughter’ by Wanda E. Brunstetter. It is a very good book.

I have to admit that I like mysteries and police procedrals. Anything by George Pelacanos fills the bill.

I think the Poisonwood Bible was one of the most interesting books I’ve ever read.

So many to choose from. One of my favorites was Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett.

Charm School by Nelson DeMille is a really good book. Thanks for the chance.

I recently read and very much enjoyed “Nickel and Dimed” by Barbara Eherenreight(I may have misspelled that last name). It was very eye opening about how people survive working very low wage jobs. Made you think.

Thank you for having this. I would love to win these. I have always been a Stephen King fan. Just finished Lisey’s story a few days ago. But I also like romance books or just about anything. As long as I have a book I am a happy girl. Thank you!
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i love all of these!!!

So thankful that my mom created a love for reading for all of us. One of my favorite books is Swan Song by Robert R. McCammon. I read it at least once a year and have done so for years.

I just finished a Dean Koontz book titled One Door Away From Heaven,sometimes scary,sometimes humorous, sometimes making me think about life and death. always entertauining
Thanks for the contest

I would love to win this. My favorite book–that is hard to choose. I would have to say my favorite book is whatever I am currently reading. I love to read!

my favorite book as a child was pippi longstocking.

My favorite is still The Stand by Stephen King.

Gone With The Wind by Margaret Mitchell - the book is obviously MUCH better than the movie and I love how Margaret writes in the true southern dialect. If you have not read GWTW - its a must read!

My favorite read was “In Cold Blood” by Truman Capote.

I love reading… fanatic! haha My fav is Mad Man’s Tale. Also Demons & Angels! I’d lovvve to win this contest! I’m on bedrest for pregnancy and can’t do much more lol

Ok, I read too many books to come up with an all time favorite. From a practical perspective “Positive Discipline for Preschoolers” is great for anyone in the same boat I am with a 4yo and 2yo!

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Gone With the Wind!

The Narnia series, and the Little House series.

One of my favorite books to read is Sybil. Thanks for the opportunity.

I love all of Nicholas Sparks books. Once I start them I just can’t put them down. My favorite would have to be At First Sight.

My favorite book is the book that I am reading now

The Mommy Diaries

Gone With the Wind is my favorite all time classic!

I am currently reading The Bourne Ultimatum and find it quite engaging!

i love to read so I have so many books that I like a lot. Some of my favorites are Jane Austen and for light books I enjoyed The spellman files. I also enjoy a good James Patterson thriller.

My favorite book is Earthly Pleasures by karen Niches.

My favorite book of all times is Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte.

The Little House on the Prairie books were always my favorite. They are doing a play about them in Minneapolis this fall. Starring Melissa Gilbert(Laura, on the tv show) as Ma.

Definitely “Redeeming Love” by Francine Rivers. It is WONDERFUL!!

My favorite book is Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers.

My favorite book would be the Bible.
After that, Little Women would be near the top of a very, very long list of my favorite books!

The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein.

Walk Two Moons by Sharon Creech. It’s a chapter book for kids, but it deals with so many mature issues. I read it in college for a children’s lit class, and have re-read it several times since then.

My favorite book of all time is Oh the Places you will Go by Dr Seuss

My favorite book is one I read recently, Fearless Fourteen by Janet Evanovich. I just love all her books.

The Haryy Potter series is my favorite–I can’t wait till my daughter is old enough to read it.

I LOVE to read & I torment my poor librarian with special orders all the time. My favorite book is the Da Vinci Code.

One of my favorite books is A Tree Grows In Brooklyn. I read it with pleasure before I had kids and then I read it to them when they were a little older. I guess the story is one of kids growing up under adverse circumstances that speaks to people even today.

I can’t say that I have ONE favorite book but I do like a good mystery. I have read almost all of Agatha Christie’s books and Rex Stout “Nero Wolfe Series”. Now I am reading Elizabeth George’s mysteries(they are sooooo good).

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My all time favorite it The Hiding Place by Corrie ten Boom. I first read it in fifth grade, believe it or not!

Okay, my favorite book, of all time, is Naked Empire, by Terry Goodkind. I love his entire book series (The Sword of Truth) but this is book 9, I think. Freedom, love, fantasy … I’m a fantasy buff! And, to think, they’re making them all into a mini-series!!! Yay! (Rather read the books, though!)
If you want to read it, start with Wizard’s First Rule. Awesome book series. Thanks!

Definitely Pride and Prejudice. I re-read it every year. Oh and Christy by Catherine Marshall…ooh and A Room with A View….I’ll stop! one more…I love Persuasion, too.

My favorite book is The Good Guy by Dean Koontz. I love to read any book by him because they are all truly page turners and edge of your seat reading. It’s really hard to put these books down, but this book by far was the best! Thanks for a great contest and opportunity!

Handling Sin by Michael Malone is an amazing book, both funny and wise.

When I was a child my favorite book was Mr. Poppins Penguins! I still love that book.

One of my favorite books is Carrie by Stephen King.I guess you can call it a horror classic. Thank you!

I just finished Animal, Vegetable, Miracle and loved it!

A couple of my favorite books are: The Secret Garden by Frances H. Burnett and Anne of Green Gables by Lucy Maud Montgomery.
Thanks for offering such a great give-away.

My favorite book is Sunset by Karen Kingsbury. It is CHristian fiction and inspiring to read!

To Kill A Mockingbird is my all-time favorite book. What a great giveaway.

I love Pride and Prejudice

Shell Seekers by Rosamunder Pilcher

When I was a kid, my favorite book was Shiloh. I can’t really pick a favorite anymore, but I think I have read Pride and Prejudice more times than any other!

I love my collection of Sherlock Holmes stories! Excellent reading!

If I won I would give these away

I love and adore my Little House on the Prairie set of books! I am a avid reader and have been my entire life. I am actually on my 2nd set of Prairie books because I read them so much as a girl and teen that the covers fell off and pages came out (thank goodness for Ebay..lol).

Of course the book I read when I feel down is a book titled Nickeled and Dimed; on not getting by in America. It reminds me that what I have is enough because there are people working a lot harder than I am for a lot less.

Oh, and I love Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood too!!

My favorite book is “Peter Pan” by Sir James M. Barrie. It is for the child in all of us who refuse to grow up.

Titanic’s Last Secrets was fascinating

I love reading. It’s hard to pick just one. My current favorites are the AD Chronicles by the Theones. I’m also trying to read Les Miserables.

Hugs,
Melinda

My very favorite book in the world is A Tree Grows in Broolyn by Betty Smith. I’ve read it so much, I’m on my 3rd copy!

My favorite book right now…… Hush Little Alien….. Yes it’s a kids book…… Being a former preschool teacher, and now a mommy to an 18 month old I rarely get to read on my own…… And then I wouldn’t know what “Adult” books I would like to read anyway!….. This would be an AWESOME chance to delve into some different genres!

my favorite is bagger vance, seemed like i was always stopping to ponder

_He, She and It_ by Marge Piercy
_The Last Unicorn_ by Peter Beagle
_The DaVinci Code_ by Dan Brown

…and about a hundred more…

Oh my goodness, I truly cannot decide on a “favorite book.” I love reading, and have read SO many … I will just list a few of my fav’s from childhood (all Newberry books): Caddie Woodlawn, Dear Mr. Henshaw, Summer of the Swans, etc.

Thanks for hosting this giveaway!

When I was a kid, I absolutely loved all the Beverly Cleary books!

My favorite is Anne of Greene Gables,I loved reading it as a girl an my daughter enjoyed reading it also,I also loved Black Beauty too,thanks

I love many books, but recently I read the book, “Three Cups of Tea”. It is so inspirational and amazing! It’s about a Greg Mortenson who after a failed attempt to climb K2, a mountain in Pakistan, realized a desire to help those who had helped him in this country. He went on to build schools with the help of the Pakistani people. He faced many detours along the way, but overall helped rebuild some of America’s reputation, and helped girls become educated. It’s great - highly recommended!

My kids love Pendragon.

Favorite book is Memory Keepers Daughter.

I love non-fiction as much as fiction, and three of my favorites are The World Is Flat, Freakonomics, and A New Earth. They are all eye opening in their own ways.

Hands down!!Pride and Prejudice.. sounds cliche but really it is.. I love it! Thanks so much for this chance!

I have so many favorite books. I am always reading, I usually have two or three going at once. One of my favorite books is “A Widow for One Year” by John Irving. It is one of the best books I have ever read, it grabbed me at the first chapter and I could barely put it down until it was finished.

I am reading “The Last Lecture” right now and it is great. As a kid, my favorite was “Where the Wild things are”.

My favorite book is The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks. This is the only book I’ve ever cried really hard in!!

I love the book “After Things Fell Apart” by Ron Goulart. It’s a sci-fi/comedy about what the world would be like if the US was separate countries. MY favorite part is California being ruled by a group that thinks everyone should go back to the pioneer days!

My favorite books would have to be the Anne of Green Gables series by L.M. Montgomery! I enjoy reading them over and over!
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I love Jeanette Oke’s Love Comes Softly series. It was my introduction to historical fiction.

It really depends on my mood but a few of my faves are Sleepers, The Outsiders, and Motley Crue’s The Dirt.

My favorite book is The Jester.

I still love TO Kill A Mockingbird

I just finished reading The Secret Life of Bees and The Memory Keepers Daughter, and I loved reading both of them.

I am now starting to read The Shack.

Thank you!

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My favorite book when I was young was Bridge to Terabithia. I also loved reading Judy Blume books

I have always loved to read anything about the Titanic!

Thanks for the contest.

Knowing Right from Wrong: A Christian Guide to Conscience
By Fr. Thomas D. Williams looks like the one I’d read first.

I’m a book lover but the one book I can, and do, read over and over is Jane Eyre!

One of my favorite books was The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery. It has such an incredible way of taking deep, moral subjects and making them enjoyable for all ages.

Sundays at Tiffanys is one of my newer favorites! It was a book that I couldn’t put down.

I really enjoyed Michael R. Phillip’s “The Secret of the Rose” series. Now THAT’S some GREAT reading!

Thanks for such a great treat for all Moms.

The Tales of the City series by Armistad Maupin and A Wrinkle in Time series are favorties of mine that I can read every couple of years and never tire of them. Thank you for the chance to win!! Good luck everyone, Jeff

“Little Women”…a classic that I loved as a kid and that my daughter is now reading…the best!

Alexander ande the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day by Judith Viorst.

Sisterchicks down under! by Robin Jones Gunn

Thank you.

David Copperfield by Charles Dickens is my all time favorite book. I bring it out and re-read it when I need a lift. This is a book that I don’t think people try to read and it is really so enjoyable!

ACTUALLY my favorite series is the Xanth series by PIERS anthony

I have always loved The Secret Garden. I have watched the movies but, they dont compare to the book
thanks

“Pride and Prejudice” is right up there with my all time favorite reads.

My favorite book was The Cat in The Hat.

I would have to say “Little Women”! Thanks for the opportunity!

My all time fave is “Wuthering Heights”. I reread it all the time.

Millionaire Next Door is a great book. Inspiring me to be more conscious about money.

So hard to choose but I will say “The Shadow of the Wind” by Carlos Ruiz Zafon.

Watchers by Dean Koontz

Thought I’d never get through GONE WITH THE WIND, but really loved every minute of it.

An Instance of the Fingerpost by Iain Pears is a fascinating and absorbing book, making you think about points of view as well as its religious premises.

One of my favorite books is “Rabbit Run” by John Updike. It’s depressing and I haven’t read it in years, but it IS a really great book!

My favorite books growing up were the Nancy Drew Mysteries. I have the whole collection in my mom’s attic just waiting to be read by my niece and daughters.

I loved the book “The secret lives of bees”. I think I read it 4 times.

The notebook! Loving and inspirational!

As a kid, the only punishment that truly worked for me was taking away reading privileges. That’s how much I love reading! So this would be an awesome prize. One of my all-time favorite books is The Little Prince. It was neat to look at the pictures as a kid, but it seemed like it grew with me since I was able to understand more of it as I got older.

I have been reading classics to my 5 & 7 year old daughters this summer. National Velvet really holds an amazing story. About a girl following her heart, being brave and not noticing that it is a man’s world (at that time). We all were cheering Go Velvet. A great story for young girls and those of us who once were!

I have two fave books, Where The Heart Is and Like Water For Chocolate.
The characters in WTHI are so creative, the story as well.
LWFC also is so creatively written and romantic, sad, angering etc.

One of my favourite books from childhood was The Little Princess

WOW, what a great selection.

I would have to say To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. I read this as a teenager, and I find it is one of those books that stays with you as you get older.

I’m impressed and surprised to see someone else has mentioned John Irving’s ‘A Prayer for Owen Meany’. I guess I’m in good company. I also love ‘Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.

my favorite is the 3 lord of the rings books. i just reread all 3 books and i love them

my favorite book The Scarlet Letter….for what reason I am not sure just the time in my life when I read it…

What an awesome collection. My avid 9 year old reader would love this.

I guess I was partial to rabbits because I loved all of the Beatrix Potter books and The Velveteen Rabbit.

My favorite book is InkHeart by Cornelia Funke. My daughter brought it home from school to read it herself & I checked it out. I had to buy it & it’s sequel because it was so good! I’m awaiting the third in the series to be released soon.

My favorite book is The Stand by Stephen King. I love action adventure horror novels. And when I try to think of my favorite book it is the one that immediately pops into my head.

A Tale of Two Cities is my favorite classic novel.

I would LOVE to win these books. Please sign me up!

I don’t have one favorite book as I’ve read tons that I enjoyed. One of my favorite authors is Danielle Steel though.

I’d really enjoy this collection of books. Then I’d pass them to my mom to read.

I love to read! I have so many favorites, but if you forced me to choose just one, it would be Time and Again by Jack Finney!!

I really love horror/suspense/crime type books but I always have loved Charlotte’s Web. A true classic for all ages.

I have to say that my favorite book is “The Giving Tree.” I know that it is a childrens book but it is such a good book with such a great lesson. It has been my favorite since I was a child and will alway be my favorite. Its so nice to see a book about unconditional love. Its a book that I hope my children will love as much as I do.

I love Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers (I see I’m not the only one!) And Harry Potter-I could read those over and over…

I completely loved “Snow Flower and the Secret Fan” by Lisa See. It’s absolutely amazing.

One of my fav is the tightwad gazzette. It is an awesome book.

My favorite books when I was younger were the Winnie the Pooh Great Adventures. What classics. I am now a big fan of any Jim Cramer, and Suze Orman. Who doesn’t love books about making more money. LOL

My favorite book is the Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver. Parts of it are hilarious but the overall tone is a little sad.

I love the Voyager series by Diana Gabaldon.

Personally I love the harry potter books!

I love to read! My most recent favorite is Eat, Pray, Love Thanks, justicecw@hotmail.com

One of my favorite books is The Secret Life of Bees.

i lov gone with the wind

my favorite book is Tell no One by Harlan Coben.

Island of the Blue Dolphins.

My favorite book when i was younger was Charlotte’s Web I now read it to my boys. Lately I have been glued to re-reading some of my old anne rice favorites!

I love Tom Sawyer. It was the first book my mother read to me when I was a child and it started my love of reading.

One of my favorite books as a child was Where the Wild Things Are.

The Junie B. series are great fun for my granddaughter. At first I read them to her, and now she reads them to me.

I love the giving tree and all his other books

My alltime favorite book was when I was little.
The Boxcar Children. It was a book that I could pretend that I was living just like the characters in the book. A very good book for young kids to read. Great for the imagination.

i always loved the little house on the prairie series

Knowing Right from Wrong: A Christian Guide to Conscience by Fr. Thomas D. Williams

I’ve always loved The Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy by Douglas Adams. The humor in the entire series is genius.

Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier-classic!

It’s hard to pick just one book….. but I would have to say the book 1984. I just think this book really makes you think of what could possible happen in the future. Plus, it’s makes you thankful for the actual freedoms that we do have.
THANK GOD FOR AMERICA.
Denise

I love medical thrillers and any book by Tess Gerritsen.

Voltaire’s “Candide”