Your Favorite Books

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So, what are some of your favorite books? I personally like the Elsie Dinsmore series, the Nancy Drew books, and others.

That sounds just plain odd!

Its by Mark Twain

That explains it!! Haha. After The Dancing Days is another good book, by Rostkowski.(must be Jewish. )

A Swiftly Tilting Planet

Number the Stars, Lois Lowry

The Raven by Edgar Allen Poe

*smiles*

Also "The Tyger" by William Blake

Hatchet, by Gary Paulsen!!!

The Door Within, by Wayn Thomas Batson

The following are my favorite books and book series: Harry Potter, Circle Trilogy, Saint, A Wrinkle in Time (and the whole Time Quartet), and The Meet the Austin series. That's all I can think of off the top of my head.

Oh ya! I love A wrinkle in time! Those books are so weird but they're great!

mystery mainly hardy boys probably are

I just got finished with Inkheart, and I really liked it.

Ooh ooh ooh! Who's your favorite character? (you never answered me) Are you going to read the other two??

the black arrow i love history fighting fiction and i always try to get facts correct thats why i created Rog the rpg

Boo. ^.^ The Black Arrow never interested me. Most historical fictions are boring to me.

Yes Avrash, I plan to read all three! Oh, and my favorite character is Farid. (so far)

I read a few Sherlock Holmes mysteries here and there. I really enjoy them.

I am presently reading: The Princess Bride, it is a very good book I think, not the best but really good all the same.

ric wrote:I read a few Sherlock Holmes mysteries here and there. I really enjoy them.

Yeah, me too! I have a 6-pack mystery, and I liked the Hound of Baskervilles the most.

Great Sire Marvin wrote:

ric wrote:I read a few Sherlock Holmes mysteries here and there. I really enjoy them.

Yeah, me too! I have a 6-pack mystery, and I liked the Hound of Baskervilles the most.

I haven't read that one yet. That's the only full Sherlock Holmes Novel he wrote, right?

ric wrote:

Great Sire Marvin wrote:

ric wrote:I read a few Sherlock Holmes mysteries here and there. I really enjoy them.

Yeah, me too! I have a 6-pack mystery, and I liked the Hound of Baskervilles the most.

I haven't read that one yet. That's the only full Sherlock Holmes Novel he wrote, right?

I think so... Holmes (as the character) never really was the great writer Watson was. (And I might have misspelled his name, so don't get too mad at me.)

Pyro Maelstrom wrote:

ric wrote:

Great Sire Marvin wrote:

ric wrote:I read a few Sherlock Holmes mysteries here and there. I really enjoy them.

Yeah, me too! I have a 6-pack mystery, and I liked the Hound of Baskervilles the most.

I haven't read that one yet. That's the only full Sherlock Holmes Novel he wrote, right?

I think so... Homes (as the character) never really was the great writer Watson was. (And I might have misspelled his name, so don't get too mad at me.)

It's Holmes!

Keeping The Moon by Sarah Dessen is really good. I've liked alot of Sarah Dessen books. Just Listen was another good one by her. Something I've noticed though: In Keeping the Moon, the cover picture is a pair of cut off jean shorts on a girl, with a pair of sunglasses hanging on the pocket. You can see a small strip of bare waist, the jeans, and then a small section of her legs. In Just Listen, you saw a small strip of white shirt, a pair of jeans with a iPod in the pocket. She likes the mid-section of her characters as her cover!

I like the book "The Young Unicorns" by Madiline L'engle, "War of the Worlds" by H.G. Wells, "Writing Magic" by Gail Carson Levin, "The Dictionary of Cliches" to name a few.

War of the Worlds is great! And Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde!