What is the best book you've ever read?
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Hey. \nI love reading books so I have a lo of favourite books. But the best one I've ever read is called "Paramedic, on the front lines of medicine." By Peter Canning\n\nPeter Canning is a full-time paramedic in Hartford, Connecticut. In addition to his government jobs, he has worked as a cab driver, cook, meat packer, telephone solicitor, book reviewer, and labourer. A graduate of the Iowa Writers Workshop, Canning is currently at work on a novel about EMS.\n\n"This thrilling true story made me feel like quitting my job and becoming an EMT."\n"An excellently written account of the lifesaving roles played by paramedics in an increasingly dangerous world...His book deserves the broadest possible audience."\n\nIt's a true story of Mr.Canning written by himself... and wow, I feel nothing but Respect and Appreciation for Paramedics... on the other hand my Hero is a paramedic who I've been searching for the past 5 months to say thank-you to. Reading this book tells me I'm doing the right thing... and they all deserve a Thank-you!\n\nI highly recommend this book, Good day and thanks for asking this question!
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that would DEFINATLY  be Robert Fitzgerald, hes the best i think. i loved loved both the iliad and the odyssey by him, they're not like college this and this happened at all, almost fiction BUT ITS NOT. translations of homer's and hes awsome too. id really reccomend them. FITZGERALD ROCKS MY SOCKS!
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No I haven't. Sorry. Is it a good book?
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*Ender's Game is indeed a great book by a great author. Also I reccomend Madeleine L'Engle, the author of "A Wrinkle in Time" among others.
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I would vote for A Midsummer Night's Dream.  It's a great dose of comic silliness with just enough philosophical inquiry into the relationship between dream and reality to give you food for thought.  The last scene alone is worth the price of admission (or rental, or the cost of a good book).
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I love C. S. Lewis.  He's my favorite.  I think "Till We Have Faces" is my favorite even though the beginning is a little difficult to get through. \n\nThe space trilogy is good ("Out of the Silent Planet", "Perelandra" and "That Hideous Strength"), "The Great Divorce", "The Chronicles of Narnia", "The Screwtape Letters", and "The Pilgrim's Regress".  I also really like his non-fiction as well.\n\nI like J.R.R. Tolkien, Charles Dickens, Pearl Buck, Aldous Huxley, Nathaniel Hawthorne, William Shakespeare, Edgar Allan Poe, Jane Austin, Louisa May Alcott, Lucy Maud Montgomery, D. H. Lawrence, Tennessee Williams, Fyodor Dostoevsky, J. K. Rowling, and Nancy Rue (she writes mostly children's fiction).  Sort of an eclectic mix....
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Sex drugs and cocoa puffs by chuck klosterman. oh it makes you think and he writes in such a way where he's sarcastic and at the same time his not. you just have to read it. I loved it. it'd be in any book store or online.
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Just read the damn book! You're REALLY missing out on one of the best books ever!
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That was actually one of my favorite books. You just sparked a memory! You have 2 days. It's not that big of a book. Read it, really!
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I was going through the same thing a long time ago. You can actually try googling "the 100 best books of all time" or some other phrase like that. There will be many different lists. The books that show up most often in the various listings are probably the best ones!\n\nHave fun!
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well...\nThe Hound of the Baskervilles - Arthur Conan Doyle (great novel!!)\nThe Harry Potter series\nGone with the wind - Margaret Mitchell \nThe Notebook - by Nicholas Sparks (if you're the romantic type)\nMemories of a geisha - Arthur Golden \nThe Devil and Miss Prym - Paulo Coelho
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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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go and read the book.
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Chocolate! I've read the Bible several times.I'm in the middle of Stephen King's 'The Shining' right now and wouldn't want to throw my groove off by starting on another book for leisure reading right now.
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lost in a good book, jasper fford.\nall of terry pratchett's book.\ngod of small things, arudhati roy.\nstephen kings IT.\ndes fleurs du mal.
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By far, Prisoner of Azkaban.\nThey was no battle with Voldermont in the end, like the first two books, and come to think of it, all the others. \nThe plot is superior, and there is a lot of depth in the prose. Unusual for a Potter novel. \nAlso, it had Sirius! Need I say more?
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The five people you meet in heaven\nThe da vinci code ( did dan really plaigarise??)\nThe gravesavers\n-** GREAT BOOKS JUST GOTTA READ EM!!!