All books written by Jules Verne. I loved reading it as a child.
until now that you are already mature , you still love them reading? lol 
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Harry potter and of course the trilogy of Lord of the rings .
All books written by Jules Verne. I loved reading it as a child.
These two are my most Favorite:
The Frackers - it's based on the inside story of the energy revolution (Insightful and I was intrigued and well my father gifted me. So yeah
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Liar's Poker - story of a bond salesman on Wall Street (I aspire for the same life, hence reading it)
The Frackers - it's based on the inside story of the energy revolution (Insightful and I was intrigued and well my father gifted me. So yeah
)Liar's Poker - story of a bond salesman on Wall Street (I aspire for the same life, hence reading it)
Can you tell me about your favorite books end explain, why do you enjoy it ?)
My favourite book is the medical book. Due to i'm a doctor and i really love studying about the circle of human life.
The only book i've ever actually read from start to finish is "The Bunker Diary" and that was years ago when I was still in high school. I'm sorta illiterate haha.
I like books related to psychology...
because I studied psychology and really liked it, my favorite books are related to it. currently, there is also a book that I really like, taht is breaking the habit of being yourself: how to lose your mind and create a new one (2012) and becoming supernatural. how common people are doing the uncommon (2017) by Dr. Joe Dispenza.
because I studied psychology and really liked it, my favorite books are related to it. currently, there is also a book that I really like, taht is breaking the habit of being yourself: how to lose your mind and create a new one (2012) and becoming supernatural. how common people are doing the uncommon (2017) by Dr. Joe Dispenza.
my favorite book is bible because it teaches me the ways of God and how to be holy
there is a lot of books but my favourite one is "Peaks of evidence". I am recommending you all to read this book , once in life.
Swallow tower
Da Vinci Code
Game of thrones and Robert Kiyozaki books
My favourite is This book of the Iron Lady herself that filled with her memoirs during her premiership. As a right-leaning person, though I don’t agree with some of her policies, I admired her leadership greatly.
My Favorite is Maintenance skill
From the earth to the moon, because it captivated me as a child, to know that someone who had never seen modern wonders could imagine them, as his book created the foundations for the scripts used in the first movies, imagine to a certain extent the physics of space, feel how it transmitted the desire to go further from heaven, reach space and back and how based on that book had two others. As I inspire Le Voyage dans la Lune, which I think is recognized by the image of the man on the moon or The Smashing Pumpkins video from Tonight, Tonight.
Holy Quran is my favorite book bcz you'll get each and every solution of your live from this book
My favorite book is "the adventures of Sherlock Holmes", it is the most impressive and fascinating detective I've ever read. All details are carefully thought out and you never know how the story ends, every time there's something that is beyond our control.
The Iron Heel from Jack London because we read a historical peace from a fictional world. I remember looking up the names of characters in the book because I didn't realize at first that it's a fictional world where to story takes place in.
my favorite book is Harry Potter
Suspense and who-dun-its (like from Donald J. Sobol) , comedy theme books (like from Dave Barry), these are all good for me.
too many actually
I have favourites in every genre I read. But ones of the most important for me were "Sea wolf" by Jack London and "Lord of the rings" by J. J. R. Tolkien
I've read them when I was so joung and gentle that they made a big influence on my teen character and personality
Actually I'm a bit afraid to reread them. What if they'd seem less intresting if I read them once again?
I have favourites in every genre I read. But ones of the most important for me were "Sea wolf" by Jack London and "Lord of the rings" by J. J. R. Tolkien
I've read them when I was so joung and gentle that they made a big influence on my teen character and personality
Actually I'm a bit afraid to reread them. What if they'd seem less intresting if I read them once again?
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