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[Metigue]

I know everyone will have alot of candidates for this, I know I do.

But just list a few, for us to read aswell.

I really loved 1984, although I would have to say

The Magus by John Fowles is the best book I have read in a while.

[unigirl]

I liked "The coins of Judas" by Scott McBain or "Lucky Man" by Michael J. Fox.

[ShinaDutchAD]

This is a tough one.

I'd have to say "The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon" by Stephen King. I love his horror books. My dad got me into 'em...as he has every book of his ever written. He's crazy like that X3

[Noitidart]

Angels and demons. Man that was cool.

[unigirl]

This is a tough one.

I'd have to say "The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon" by Stephen King. I love his horror books. My dad got me into 'em...as he has every book of his ever written. He's crazy like that X3

I really like Stephen King too But sometime he just keeps me from sleeping xD

[Waser Lave]

Probably either Nineteen Eighty-Four or Lord of the Flies. Of Mice and Men would be up there too.

[Mr. Hobo]

Brave New World or 1984. I guess I like Brave New World a bit more than 1984. It's close though.

I never got to enjoy of Mice And Men/Lord of the Flies because it was a class-book so naturally I was told by 10 people how it ended before I even picked it up. Damn school ruining books

[Lawivido]

Any book by David Baldacchi.

[Tan]

Looking for Alaska by John Green, or Feed by M.T. Anderson

[Tetiel]

I really enjoyed Handmaid's Tale. Of course, I always enjoy anything from the Ender's Game series the most. I suppose Xenocyde out of all of those books since it had a special meaning for me

[Metigue]

It's interesting how Nineteen eighty-four has come up three times xD

Some good choices here, Keep em coming, hoping to find a book I haven't read lol.

[Sasha]

The Brothers Karamazov and Notes from the Underground by Dostoyevsky.

Then there would be Foam of the Daze (Boris Vian) and the Dune series (Frank Herbert).

[onlyme]

I really like john irving and read all of his books. I cannot decide wich one I like best. One of the best books I ever read is 'A long way down' by Nick Hornby.

[Ives]

The 48 Laws of Power and A Clockwork Orange both really changed my life.

[ShinaDutchAD]

Dan Brown's Angels and Demons is a good book too

Forgot to add that one to my list D:

[ShadowLink64]

I don't read many books, but I guess 1984 was the most interesting out of the ones I've read. Animal Farm was also not too bad.

[ThisisInsane]

My fav would be Slaughter House Five.

[MaidenOfMercy]

I couldn't really pick one. Nothing has been all that enlightening. I don't read any deep stuff XD Just for fun.

[Dan]

Predictably Irrational.

[onlyme]

I read 1984 and animal farm, too, terrific books!

Angels and Demons was pretty cool, but I think I like Sakrileg most of Dan Browns books...

[Bryan]

His Dark Materials is awesome. Both as a surface read, and an indepth analysis.

[Mr. Hobo]

A Brave New World - Aldous Huxley

pick it up. NOW. (If you need a digital copy.... pm me)

No "a" in it. (sorry if that came off as me being really anal)

And if that's your favorite book (mine too ), I'm guessing you've read some similar themed ones? In which case have anything you'd recommend? (besides 1984)

[ShinaDutchAD]

Looks like 1984 is def. a popular choice here X3

I just started reading the "Sharing Knife" series. If you like science-fiction type books...they're very good (at least to me so far) XD

[Mr. Hobo]

Oh really? Interesting. My mistake then

[akira4444]

The Vampire Armand by Anne Rice. 100% times better than that Twilight crap.