The Stranger

A Song of Ice and Fire

The Phantom Tollbooth - Norton Juster

Think & Grow Rich

1984

Impossible to choose just one... so, in no particular order:
'Cider With Rosie' Laurie Lee
'Saturday Night and Sunday Morning' Alan Sillitoe
'Slaughterhouse Five" Kurt Vonnegut
'1984' and 'Animal Farm' George Orwell
'Lord of the Flies' William Golding
'Gormenghast' Mervyn Peake
'The Owl Service' and anything thereafter by Alan Garner

'All Passion Spent' Vita Sackville West.

Paradox by Jim Al-Khalili, it is a fascinating book about the nine greatest enigmas in physics.

Tie between A Long Way Down by Nick Hornby or Good Omens by Neil Gainmen and Terry Pratchertt
For a serious book Letters to a Young a Contrarian by Hitch. I’ve had both of my children read it.

Chariots of the gods

Juball Sackett by Louis L’Amour.

This is probably the 3rd time this topic has come up...? Not complaining, just noting.

Anyway, as stated previously, my all-time top-o'-the-list fave tome is TWO YEARS BEFORE THE MAST, by Richard Henry Dana.

Number 2, ZEN AND THE ART OF MOTORCYCLE MAINTENANCE.

Both involve journeys of profound discovery for the writers.

Oh no......I have to make this choice again? I can't do it. I am currently loving the Charlie Parker series by John Connolly. I love these books and am currently waiting on pins and needles for his newest book.
The Stand, by Stephen King
Into The Forest by Jean Hegland
Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert Pirsig.
Non fiction, The Last Hours of Ancient Sunlight by Thom Hartman.

I only get to pick one?!?! That’s a really tough question. Probably Beach Music by Pat Conroy.

I love so many to pick a favorite would be to leave so many favorites out. I have loved so many books in so many genre over the years, I really could not answer this with any amount of truth or regret.

Fiction: "Jane Eyre", by Charlotte Bronte. Non-fiction: "Collapse", by Jared Diamond, or, "Pandoras Box" by Spencer Wells. Currently reading "Lost City of the Moneky God", by Douglas Preston.

I am a sporadic reader, but the best book I ever read was David Hackett Fischer's "Paul Revere's Ride". It was historical, but it read like fiction.

The old men and the sea

The God Virus. Dr. Darrel Ray. I believe it to be the most underrated book in all of atheism. It is a sociological look at religion and how it affects our thinking.

The Autistic Brain: Thinking Across the Spectrum. It's a bit technical but a seriously cool read. Temple Grandin is pretty amazing.

So many to choose from so many genres!

If I had to I would choose The Dark Tower set from Stephen King.

Too many to name...I’ll think I have a favorite til the next great book comes along. One favorite author is Shirley Jackson. I discovered her in junior high, circa 1973. I was devastated to learn she had died years before(65, I think).

Fight Club

The Moon is a Harsh Mistress by Robert A. Heinlein

I don't think it is possible to have one favourite book but recent of the recent books I have read "The philosopher and the wolf" by Mark Rowlands, Zorba the Greek, Captain Correli's mandolin. and many more.