Topic: What is your favorite books ? - page 29. (Read 4738 times)
Any of the novels written by Stephen King, are masterful.
Pachinko, so and so
Can you tell me about your favorite books end explain, why do you enjoy it ?)
I like The Stranger by Albert Camus. I deeply understand the feelings of the protagonist or rather their absence.Can you tell me about your favorite books end explain, why do you enjoy it ?)
My favorite book is Alice in Wonderland. The whole essence of adult real life in this story and it revealed through such allegories that only the child will understand. My favorite book isnThe Psychology of Man’s Possible Evolution by P.D. Ouspensky
An introductory explanation of the inherent possibilities in man and the illusion we believe in about the lives we’re living.
My favorite book is korean books and bible of course.
I like Haruki Murakami novels
Hamlet by Willian Shakespeare, it is a tragedy of a Prince. Shakespeare wrote this book in 1599.
My favorite book is the Holy bible.
Harry Potter and one of the first books I remember reading was/is Dune by Frank Herbert.
My favorite book is alchemist by Nicolas Flamel because the story of this book is good to read.
Childhood, The Red and the Black, Kite Liberator.
The brain is one of the organs of the body that requires exercise to stay strong and healthy like other organs. Reading a book helps keep the brain active so that it can perform its functions properly and correctly. I therefore make the book a favorite for me
my favorite book is THE TRAVELLERS BOOK
Sherlock holmes,,,because i feel in there adventure,,,find the problem and solve that,,,i wish i can be that in real life
My favorite book is "" Sherlock Holmes"" by Arthur Conan Doyle. The adventures bring out reader surprise and interest , i feel thrilled when read it
Retire Young Retire Rich by Robert Kiyosaki
rich dad poor dad, Robert Kiyosaki
The Great Gatsby. It's a slice-of-life kinda story, plus the protagonist is a millionaire trading stocks ; )
I love Tolkien's books (about the middle earth) and i really like Dante's Inferno
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