Favourite Book Of All Time (Or Books)(including Graphic Novels or Comic Books)

[Tuddle]

What is your most Favourite Book Of All Time (Or Books)
(including Graphic Novels, Comic Books or any sort of books)I might keep updating my list.

In any order:

Watchmen - Graphic Novel
A Series Of Unfortunate Events - Complete Series Of Books
Airborn, Skybreaker & Starclimber by Kenneth Oppel

 

[LivingInStereo]

And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie- I may not be the best example, but I could not figure out who it was until the end.

 

[TheNamlessGuy]

DELETED

 

[nativebelle]

Catch 22 - Joseph Heller
Master and Margarita - Mikhail Bulgakov

So ridiculous and funny and just bloody good.

 

[PapaJupe]

The Sweet Hereafter

 

[LogicNProportion]

Of Mice and Men
Anything by Josoeph Conrad
Huckleberry Finn
The Killing Joke
The Hobbit

And many, many others. ^^

 

[Last of the Chinchillas]

The original only Dune books, The Hobbit, Fahrenheit 451, Beowulf, The Odyssey, the entire Hitchhiker's Guide series, the Dirk Gently books, Lord of the Flies, Catch-22, Slaughterhouse Five, Life of Pi, Against a Dark Background, A Walk in the Woods, Frankenstein, Animal Farm, The Inferno, anything Hellboy, Caves of Steel...

And many more. But those are the only ones that come to mind right now. I love books.

 

[Space Spoons]

Odd Thomas series by Dean Koontz.

Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling.

Physics of the Impossible by Michio Kaku.

Superman for All Seasons (DC Comics)

Batman: The Long Halloween (DC Comics)

 

[A Weary Exile]

I don't read much, but I really enjoyed The Stranger by Albert Camus.

 

[thecodemaster]

Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling
Absolutely epic from start to finish, especially the seventh book

Skellig by David Almond
Beautifully written and completely unique

The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown
The only book that's got me trying to solve puzzles before reading on

Airship and Skybreaker by Kenneth Oppel
One of the first fantasy books I read and still one of my favourites today

Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck
Bored stupid by it because of coursework, but the in-depth study reveals a fantastic read

 

[aakibar]

Fan-boy book that i will defend till the end: Lord of the Rings
Non-fiction book: Julius Caesar's Gallic War
Fiction: ummm probably....World war Z i love that book

 

[Skarvig]

I can't decide which one was better. They all are my top 3.

Watchmen
The Modern Drunkard
The Gospel of the Flying Spaghetti Monster

 

[_Janny_]

The "Foundation" books are probably the only one I've felt the need to reread a zillion times. Loved both the story and most of the characters. Hats off to Asimov.

 

[jimtheviking]

It's a long list, but here are the top five:

1) Italo Calvino - Invisible Cities
2) J.R.R. Tolkein - The Lord of the Rings
3) Alexandre Dumas, pere - The Three Musketeers
4) Miguel de Cervantes - Don Quixote
5) Bernard Cornwell - The Warlord Chronicles (Technically cheating, as it's three books, but still)

 

[reg42]

The original only Dune books, The Hobbit, Fahrenheit 451, Beowulf, The Odyssey, the entire Hitchhiker's Guide series, the Dirk Gently books...

And many more. But those are the only ones that come to mind right now. I love books.

Damnit, ninja'd. HHGttG is sooo awesome. I have the Ultimate Hitchhikers Guide

 

[Cherry Cola]

Graphic Novels ey?

 

[TheGreatCoolEnergy]

The Hobbit-J.R.R. Tolkien

 

[WhamBamSam]

Hamlet - William Shakespeare
Catch-22 - Joseph Heller

 

[Joachim Aachen]

1) Kiss the Girls: James Patterson.

Kiss the Girls is my favorite book out of the whole Alex Cross series, of which I absolutely adore and goes second on this list.

3) The Cobra Event: Richard Preston. This book has made me rethink becoming an anesthesiologist and instead pursue a career in biological engineering. It also made me wonder what foreign countries are doing with their viruses. I highly recommend it.

4) The Da Vinci Code: Dan Brown.

5) Resident Evil Novelizations: S.D. Perry. I've read all but Nemesis, and quite frankly, I don't plan on reading it.