Topic: What is your favorite books ? - page 39. (Read 4648 times)
Gogol. Book of Taras Bulba. I re-read it several times
Kama Sutra is my favorite book... very informative and entertaining
The neural network-written Harry Potter and the Portrait of What Looked Like a Large Pile of Ash is an amazing read at bare 4 pages!
my favorite book is all about bible
Because reading is a very personal thing, everyone's growth experience and experience are different, can help me, not necessarily can help you. I hope everyone can meet their own good books.
Everyone should have read lord of the rings in his life. They are even better than the films.
Meditations by Marcus Aurelius, without a doubt
Gone with the wind.
i dont do books lol
I love reading Nicholas Sparks' books. I love reading love stories or romance. And also trilogy books, especially, fifty shades of grey.
Matilda. It was the first full book I've ever read, and I read it so many times after that. It's the reason I became such a bookworm.
I really don't have a more special book i love all books i read
i'm very like tabloid, especially Times tabloid..
Jules Verne - Journey to the Center of the Earth
just like playboy books, usually i read via online..
my favorite books is kontol goreng
As Muslim of course I will say Quran is my most favorite and loving book which gives and teaches your right path of life do read this book with translation I believe you guys will find it helpful and peaceful
books which are dealing with humans, psychology and who to improve your self and think positive
Literature and poetry mostly. I like folks like Joyce, Fitzgerald, Hemingway, Saroyan, Jean Genet, W. Burroughs, Irvine Welsh. I like how it seems to make some sense of the world.
And I like poetry, like that of Baudelaire, Fr. Villon, Kipling's stuff.
I also think taking time to read biographies of people you admire is helpful to everyone.
Motivation and self-development books can also be an asset, provided you manage to edit out some of the BS that many of these type of books contain.
And I like poetry, like that of Baudelaire, Fr. Villon, Kipling's stuff.
I also think taking time to read biographies of people you admire is helpful to everyone.
Motivation and self-development books can also be an asset, provided you manage to edit out some of the BS that many of these type of books contain.
my favorite book is Lord of rings by J.R talking
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