Thread: Top 5 Faviroute Books

Chinua Achebe- Things Fall Apart
William Gibson- Neuromancer
Haruki Murakami- The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle
Thomas Harris- Red Dragon
Haruki Murakami- Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World

Just 5? Can't be done. The list is too long and changes too often.

1. Frankenstein (Shelley)
2. Great Expectations (Dickens)
3. Jane Eyre (Bronte)
4. Sophie's World (Gaarder)
5. Tale of Two Cities (Dickens)

hm, I guess I'm most interested in 19th century novels... especially Dickens. I like contemporary books as well though.

1. In the Mountains of Madness (Lovecraft)
2. Clear and Present Danger (Clancy)
3. V. (Pynchon)
4. Frankenstein (Shelley)
5. The Stand (King)

Originally Posted by VinrAlfakyn

In no particular order:

Lord of the Rings (including The Hobbit)-J.R.R. Tolkien
The Circle of Magic series-Tamora Pierce
The Twilight series-Stephenie Meyer
The Symphony of Ages series-Elizabeth Haydon
The Vampire Chronicles-Anne Rice
The Swan Lake trilogy-Mark Helprin
Winter's Tale-Mark Helprin
The Mists of Avalon-Marion Zimmer Bradley
Memoirs of a Geisha-Arthur Golden
The Chronicles of Prydain-Lloyd Alexander
Jane Eyre-Charlotte Bronte
Wuthering Heights-Emily Bronte
The Count of Monte Cristo-Alexander Dumas

I know that's way more than five, but I couldn't help myself.

Adding to mine:
Someplace To Be Flying-Charles de Lint
Dreams Underfoot-Charles de Lint
The Onion Girl-Charles de Lint
Forests of the Heart-Charles de Lint

basically anything by him by the way it's turning out, but those are all of his that I've read so far

Waterhip Down Richard Adams
Magician Raymond E. Feist
The Gap (series) Stephen Donaldson
The Earths Children (series) Jean M. Auel
Haunted James Herbert