What is your fave book?.. what is it all about?
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This might sound really lame but I really love the Harry Potter series.  They are such great reading.  I also love the Lord of the Rings.  I read them every year for the fun of it.\n\nEdcouch, TX
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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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The Great Santini\n\nW/ a vivid imagination everything comes alive in this book about a Marine Pilot who gets in and out of so many different situations.  The club scene in the beginning of the book is sooooooo funny.
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I like lots of books\n\nI have too many favorites
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It is very good, a classic, I would read it over and over again. Many children love it, most likely you will too!\n\nHave Fun Reading An Awesome Book!
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What is this about???
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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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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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So many books, so little time!  Just go to the library and start checking out books that intrigue you.  Remember, if you don't like it, nobody says you have to finish it!  I currently  prefer humor:  Terry Pratchett, Christopher More, Jason Fforde...enjoy enjoy!
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my favorite thing about the books is that the characters are ordinary people who have extraordinary things happen to them...I like how she keeps it real..Harry has some serious powers, but still gets all tongue-tied trying to talk to a girl (Cho)\n\nI liked Prisoner of Azkaban the best so far....Half Blood Prince was really good too, but I hated the end....wonder what she has in store for us in book 7?
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I'm going to sit back with my books and read. For school I'm planning on rereading House of the Scorpion and read the Adventures of Tom Sawyer. If the new Eragon book comes out, I'll read that too. Oh, I'm also going to get Angels and Demons. And I'll get whatever else I can get my hands on. How about you?
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It's short and to the point. The pain comes through uncomfortably. \n\nIt leaves no doubt about what it's about, yet leaves a lot to the imagination. I'm assuming the author meant to make the reader feel something, especially pain, grief and loss.  If so, they accomplished their goal. \n\nI'm interested in the "weird" book you found it in. What book?
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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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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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Why are you asking everyone else, you must know if you like it yourself? It's like asking 'should I like eating chocolate' or 'should I like watching football?' \n\nIf you don't know because you've never tried it, give it a go. Books are the most varied things in the world. If you have an interest in something, there will be a book about it. Books can give you knowledge and take you to amazing imaginary places where you can experience all kinds of adventures.\n\nThere are wordy, lengthy books and books you can read in half an hour. It's up to you what you choose. Go into a bookshop and see what takes your fancy.
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The book or the food?  The book rocks and has taught many a person to read and even get into poetry. As for the food, I had it on St. Patty's day and it rocked. I love them both! Thanks for asking!!
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But what's the book about?