Favorite Books

[blackice_cc]

Here is the thread to list your favorite books of all time.

Here are Mine:
The Lord of the Rings (the entire trilogy) an awesome series, epic and well written
Percy Jackson and the Olympians (all of them so far) really good series, and I like mythology
Harry Potter (whole series, again) this one's a given
Any Terry Pratchett book, he's a great author with many great books
Redwall. Now that one's for younger readers really, but I loved it when I was younger, and still like it because of that.

That's all I can think of right now.

[Josh]

Harry Potter (whole series)
Pendragon (whole series)
Inheritance Cycle (whole series)

And that's about it.

[Hylian Hobbit]

Lord of the Rings trilogy
The Hobbit
The Chronicles of Narnia
Inheritance Cycle
The Great Tree of Avalon trilogy (I highly suggest it)
The Shadow of His Wings
Rifles for Watie

That's all I can think of at the moment.

[Twili123prince]

Harry potter.
Series of unfortunate events.
Dunno if this counts but sometimes I read zelda guide books for fun.

Hmm, I could not read lotr. I just kept drifting away.

[Stella3000]

All of the books by Victoria Hanley
Tithe, and Valiant by Holly Black
........for now these are my favorites.
But I haven't really had time to read much.

[chrisbg99]

Planet of the Apes
Harry Potter
Han Solo Trilogy
The Incarnations of Immortality Series

[MajoraKing12]

I have alot of Favorites but these are the ones I can think of:

Legend of zelda portal of doom
Legend of zelda orcale of ages and seasons (you choose your ending)
Pankration the untimate Game
Pokemon series(at least most of them)
The ultimate history of Video games
Champ
Glory Field(I think thats what it's called)

I'm not really sure if thats it but I went into my room thats all I really could think of and find.

[kpllk]

I really like the Percy Jackson and the Olympians serias. I am waitting for the fith and final book to come out right now so I am reading the Scullduggery Pleasent books. But my favorite books are comic books. SupermanDoomsday, Superman: our Worlds at war, The Death of Superman. To many to tell and remember.

[linkman8]

Inheritance Cycle - I don't have Brisingr yet, but I'm working on it.
Belgariad Series - I own and have read all 5 books.
His Dark Materials Trilogy - Read all three
Lord of the Rings - Read all except RotK. XD

[blackice_cc]

Inheritance Cycle - I don't have Brisingr yet, but I'm working on it.

My gosh. I don't believe that. I forgot to list the Inheritance Cycle. And we were just talking about it before I posted this thread. Well, that one too. Just finished Brisingr yesterday, and my only complaint is that I think Christopher Paolini still puts to much description in his books.

[silent lion]

Yay for lotr, add me to the list. Across the Nightingale Floor I loved, if anyone's ever heard of that.

[Stella3000]

My gosh. I don't believe that. I forgot to list the Inheritance Cycle. And we were just talking about it before I posted this thread. Well, that one too. Just finished Brisingr yesterday, and my only complaint is that I think Christopher Paolini still puts to much description in his books.

Oh snap I forgot to list that too. I haven't been able to read Brisingr yet.
But I liked the first two.
The movie sucked though.

[Hylian Hobbit]

My gosh. I don't believe that. I forgot to list the Inheritance Cycle. And we were just talking about it before I posted this thread. Well, that one too. Just finished Brisingr yesterday, and my only complaint is that I think Christopher Paolini still puts to much description in his books.

He does tend to put a little too much detail, but I don't mind it that much. Tolkien gets into some pretty deep descriptions in LotR as well. The elves in Eldest were kind of annoying though.

[Smitie]

the last time i read a book was 3 months ago (your inner fish). I think the Davince Code and the Delta Deception were cool books. I also read all the harry potter books. But for some reason i stopped reading books, i don't enjoy reading as i used to when i was younger.

[Josh]

Good God I agree with you guys on Brisinger. I can't say it's annoying, but the book would probably have at least 50 pages less if he wasn't so damn descriptive.