The Lord of the Rings
Definitely one of my favourite.
And I must say that Tolkien wrote few other great books.
If you like LoTR you should read Silmarillion too and not only.
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Definitely one of my favourite.
And I must say that Tolkien wrote few other great books.
If you like LoTR you should read Silmarillion too and not only.
The Lord of the Rings
everything from David Icke
harry potter 
Hard to give a best - but I would say I've greatly enjoyed the Wheel of Time series. Nice to have an epic fantasy laid out in so much detail with a lot of character depth for once.
I have read but most of my favorite is classics "A Picture of Dorian Grey ".
the Chronicles of Narnia
Do you mean all books in this series? Also what do you think about movies or Are the books better?I must say I think the movie was not too good.
I was working abroad as a painter-decorator when I found whole set of Narnia books in a house cellar
I took them up and saw that I am holding 1st edition of Narnia Chronicles.
So I asked a house owner about it and he told me that I can take them.
And that moment was a day when I started to love those books. 1st one I read in a day:-) next chapters took me a bit longer but Iread all of Iit and I must say that Narnia books are amazing.
The bible 
Probably harry potter.
I agree with that harry potter
Probably harry potter.
You need to read more books (but I liked Harry Potter too).
Probably harry potter.
the Chronicles of Narnia
Do you mean all books in this series? Also what do you think about movies or Are the books better? 
American Gods by Neil Gaiman depicts the modern day existence of down-and-out deities whose power has diminished with mankind's new worship of technology.
The main story, witty and darkly disturbing, will keep you hooked, but the tales-within-tales are equally compelling. A must read.
The main story, witty and darkly disturbing, will keep you hooked, but the tales-within-tales are equally compelling. A must read.
the Chronicles of Narnia
My favourite books as a kid are the Chronicles of Narnia and the Hobbit books (but not the LOTR ones). As an adult my favourite books are Nineteen Eighty-Four, Lord of the Flies & Catcher in the Rye.
I liked the His Dark Materials trilogy.
Umberto Eco - The Name of the Rose, Foucault's Pendulum (much better than any of Dan Brown's works I think, with quite different message)
Orhan Pamuk - My name is Red
Fyodor Dostoevsky - Notes from Underground
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry - Citadelle, The Little Prince
Ernest Hemingway - For whom the bell tolls
just to name a few
Orhan Pamuk - My name is Red
Fyodor Dostoevsky - Notes from Underground
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry - Citadelle, The Little Prince
Ernest Hemingway - For whom the bell tolls
just to name a few
best book for me that i read is warrior of light by paulo coelho
loved the way he described how a person can do good in his life and for other around him ,,
loved the way he described how a person can do good in his life and for other around him ,,
I just ordered The Complete Sherlock Holmes: All 4 Novels and 56 Short
Anything by Robert A. Heinlein especially Stranger in a Strange Land, The Puppet Masters, Starship Troopers.
He was a genius.
He was a genius.
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