what are your top 3 favorite books ?

[Hermes96]

what are your top 3 favorite books and why?
mine are ~
1 - all of the Narnia books ( because i'm a big kid )
2 - perks of being a wallflower ( i love how charlie just accepts Patrick for who he is )
3 - aneid of virgil

[LouBerry]

Okay, you can't ask me questions like that. Making me pick my favorite books is like making me pick my favorite kid.

Harry Potter. Always.
Divergent.
The Book Thief.
The Mortal Instruments.
The Hunger Games.
The Percy Jackson books.
The Lost Hero series.
Brave New World.
Shades of Grey.(Not to be confused with 50 shades of grey)
Matched trilogy.
Eragon series.

Ugh, I could go on but there you have it.

[ShadowBlade]

You only want three, which is a tough choice but my best bet would be:
Frank Schätzing’s Limit (1,300! pages)
Cory Doctorow's Little Brother and
Nikow Vladis'(Νίκος Βλαντής) Greek Psycho (Which I am afraid is not translated)

[stoneflowe96]

Harry Potter because it is great and I love the caracters
Frühlings Erwachen (Spring Awakening) a play by Frank Wedekind because youth with the problems, puberty and love are very si
milar in it themes. Even when this play is over a hundred years old.
Animal Farm, because "some are more equal than others"

But only three books is a hard desicion and I know Harry Potter is itself more than one book.

[Daracon]

You only want three, which is a tough choice but my best bet would be:
Frank Schätzing’s Limit (1,300! pages)
Cory Doctorow's Little Brother and
Nikow Vladis'(Νίκος Βλαντής) Greek Psycho (Which I am afraid is not translated)

Little brother was a great book!

Mine would be:

Darren Shan's Demonta series
Darren Shan's Cirque du freak series
Percy Jackson series
Pet Semetary

And many more

[blue666]

1. To Kill A Mockingbird
2. Harry Potter Series
3. anything by Chuck Palahniuk (author of Fight Club)

[CharlieHorse]

Dictionary
Atlas
Encyclopedia


Jk :P
I like stories. MLP fim fanfiction.



50 shayds of gray 0_0

[kevinsin]

Harry Potter Series
Eragon Series
Lord of the Rings

Theres many others but these probably had the biggest impact

[Tarannosaurus]

1. Millennium Trilogy - Steig Larsson ( best books ever)
2. The Gone series - Michael Grant
3. The Perks of Being A Wallflower - Stephen Chbosky

[Harley Quinn]

Due the fact I don't read, or never even finish a book, I'm only going to put the ones I did actually read fully.

Looking for Alaska - John Green
The Dead Tracks - Tim Weaver
Stormbreaker - Anthony Horowitz (there were sequels and shit too like I think it's called the Alex Rider series???)


I could say The Great Gatsby but that's cliché and boring to do.

[EddietheZombie]

#1 James Rollins Sigma series-Very good read, with lots of twists and science and religion rolled into one
#2 James Patterson Maximum Ride/When the Wind Blows- One of the first series i ever read, and maybe the best between these 2^
#3 Rick Riordan Percy Jackson series- Ive loved mythology and monsters from the beginning
#4 The Hunger Games- It would rank higher, but the last and second book disappointed me
#5 Bridge to Terabithia- I saw the movie, and it is my favorite! I bought the book and read it too, Really love the characters and emotion in it.
#6 Perks of being a Wallflower- Im finally glad to see a well written book about what goes on and how most teens feel.
Most of these are in my personal Library lol

[Jess]

Harry Potter series
Percy Jackson & Olympians series (+ the Heroes of Olympus one)
Inheritance (Eragon) series

[Syvelocin]

Harry Potter - this is the only category I can put Harry Potter. They are certainly not the best written books, Rowling is not the best author. But favourite books? Yes. I was born in 1992. While the books were written a half a decade out of sync with my age, the movies came out as such: PS - age 9, CoS - age 10, PoA - age 12, GoF - age 13, OotP - age 15, HBP - age 17, DH1 - age 18, DH2 - age 19. I pretty much grew up alongside Harry, and I'm so thankful that I get to be part of this generation. My childhood would have been completely different without it.

Looking for Alaska - John Green

American Gods - Neil Gaiman

That wasn't me listing the authors, that was me listing the reasons why the books make my top three. Like... John Green and Neil Gaiman.

[Saint of Sinners]

Well mine would be (in random order)

Gone series by Michael Grant

Ashfall trilogy by Mike Mullin

The Zombie Survival Guide by Max Brooks

Quite a few others come really really close but oh well.