What is your fave Book?
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So many to choose from, but I can honestly say that all Harry Potter books are my favorite, but there are classics that I love too!  This is a hard question!!!  What is your fave?\n\nHarry Potter's author is JK Rowlings.  The books are about a boy who discovers that he is a wizard and attends wizarding school.  It is a children's book, but I know tons of adults that read them.  They are impossible to put down and JK is a great author!
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What is your favorite book to read? either Harry potter or Black Beauty\nFavorite song?Where is the love? by black eyed peas\nFavorite drink? Mr. Pibb\nFood? Chocolate\nJeans? Blue\nColor? Pink\nMonth? February\nHair color? brownish/blonde
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READING IS WONDERFUL, it takes you to places that's tv cant because its in your imagination.  Books are the stories that inspire us to be different and further our own lives in to something great, to leave a legacy and to over come our fears and live out our dreams and discover new places and ideas.\n\nMy fav books are : Thomas Hardy's Far from the madding crowd and Celia's Ahearon's P.S. I love  x
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hello I'm relay sorry if I'm  to late for your answer.\nyes I know a good book but I need to know which library you are going.you can take a book called dog at the door.
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My favourite books are The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold, One Child, Ghost Girl, The Twilight Children, and The Tiger's Child, by Torey Hayden, and George and Sam by Charlotte Moore.\n\nThe Lovely Bones is fiction, beautifully written - an enjoyable and touching read.\n\nThe Torey Hayden books are non-fiction about Torey's experiences with troubled children (a recommended read if you like The Dave Pelzer books, Sickened, The Little Prisoner, The Kid, and Moving on, Behind closed doors, etc.\n\nGeorge and Sam is non-fiction about brothers with autism, as told by their mother.\n\nI'm a bit of a reader.  I'll read anything except girlie trash about shopping and crushes.  Don't mind a bit of Chaucer or Shakespeare even, but my preferences are clear from above.
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I read it a few years ago, and it is one of my favorite books....
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Gone With the Wind is truely my favorite. You have to stick with it though, because Margaret Mitchell moves the story at a sometimes-slow pace... It is a classic! My very favorite. Another great older book would be basically, anything by Mark Twain, John Steinbeck, or, another one of my favorites, Arthur Miller. (Arthur Miller is a playwright, but his plays are amazing.) \n\nEnjoy reading!!!
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I could go on forever but I'll give you the short list of favorites. \n\nWhere the Wild Things Are.........Maurice Sendak\n\nanything by Audrey and Don Wood.....they are a husband and wife team that write wonderful, fun stories with beautiful pictures.....favorites are Napping House, King Bidgoods in the Bathtub, Heckedy Peg, \n\nMaryanna Cusimano Love wrote two books I love......one is Your are my I love you.....the other is Christmas themed...You are my Miracle......\n\nEric Carle books are great.........Daddy get the Moon for me.......Very Hungry Caterpillar.....etc.\n\nMean Soup........that one is at school, forget the authors name but its a great book about what to do with strong feelings.....fun for the kids to act out\n\nOwl Babies.......forget the author and my copy is at school...book about children missing their Mommy but how she always comes back, invaluable in my classroom at the beginning of the year when children are having seperation anxiety\n\nThere are a lot of books out that you sing instead of \nread.......variations on twinkle twinkle little star, itsy bitsy spider and so on that are fun and kids really love\n\nI tend to look for books that have a rhythmn or beat, rhymes are fun and words that repeat are great cuz the kids learn them and read along.  Books that the children can act out are wonderful too.  It really fosters a love for books if you can take a favorite book and base art, science, math and other activities around it.
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I read the Da Vinci Code religiously. It is probably my favorite book that i have ever read. The story line keeps you wondering what's going to happen next, and keeps your attention the whole way through. I really enjoy the illustrated version because you get to see they different paintings and building that they are actually talking about. What people have to remember is that it's a fictional story, not religious text. But i can't wait for them movie to come out. I'm so excited. If you have questions about it, you can e-mail me, i swear i have that book memorized.
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My all time favorite is: Amazed, by Lonestar.\n\nOr check out the link below for others.
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im a complete HP fanatic, i have all the books, games and  the movies! i love everything about Harry Potter!my favorite book is the Order of the Phoenix, i love to hate Umbridge and Grawp's really interesting
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Favorite book: A Prayer for Owen Meany, by John Irving (the movie loosely based on this book, called "Simon Birch," is not very good, however).\n\nFavorite movie: The Godfather. Interestingly, the book for the Godfather is also a great read.
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Mine is sci-fi or horror. I love the mystery and the freaky places your mind takes you, and the way the genres make you think about things in a different way.
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I have a favorite book given to me by a mentor.  My 21 year old drew on inside cover when he was 2.  I was mad at the time, but now it is an endearing memory.\n\nThe same goes for the liberty bell.  It is an endearing memory of the first time it was rung when it cracked.
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I love books; I buy then faster than I can read them.  Oddly enough, I love finding old books that are written in.  It helps me to feel some sort of connection to whoever read it in the past.
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well for one thing...Harry Potter. Thats one of my favorite series. If you haven't already read them, sisterhood of the traveling pants. one of my favorite books ever is cobwebs, by karen young...thats awesome. also, the dueling princes, stealing princes, pulling princes set...i love those. One of those hideous books where the mother dies (yes, thats the title) i love that book, i've read it like 6 times. all of those are great...i hope there's at least a few you haven't read here! this is exactly what i told someone else, idk if you read that, but if you did, thats why it looks familiar :)
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Besides the Harry Potter books, I would have to say "Mama" by Terry McMillian.\n\nThe struggles Mildred go through trying to raise her children- Frida, Bootsee, Angel, Money and two others that I've feel for her. The abusive relationship with the childrens father, the neighbor that rapes her oldest. The men that Mildred runs through and the growing pains of life. Great book. Must read.