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Best book you ever read?

I love reading ... but recently have been looking for a real page-turner!! Been disappointed in the last couple books I've tried reading.
I like authors such as: Sidney Sheldon, James Patterson, Stephen King, Koontz, etc.... (I also liked the "Hunger Games" books!)

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isismoon3

Asked by isismoon3 at 5:30 PM on Jul. 4, 2011 in Entertainment

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  • I would have to say, From the Corner of His Eye, by Dean Koontz...FANTASTIC BOOK! MUST READ.
    chavela_carlita

    Answer by chavela_carlita at 2:03 AM on Jul. 6, 2011

  • One of my all time favorite books is Summer Sisters by Judy Blume. I read it as a teen, and still to this day thoroughly enjoy reading it.
    Another favorite is Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck. A classic!
    And of course, anything by Stephen King!
    Tarrar

    Answer by Tarrar at 5:33 PM on Jul. 4, 2011

  • ooh, I thought of another one:
    The Lost Boy by Dave Pelzer ~ I must warn you, it is sad, and disturbing, but wow it is an UH-MAZING read! He has I think 3 other books that follow the first one. True story about himself. Great one!
    Tarrar

    Answer by Tarrar at 5:36 PM on Jul. 4, 2011

  • In my adult life, Lonesome Dove.

    Ever? Any book by Shel Silverstein.
    Mom2theboy1994

    Answer by Mom2theboy1994 at 5:46 PM on Jul. 4, 2011

  • From the Corner of His Eye, it's by Dean Koontz. As well as the Twilight Saga.
    .MhacFoirfe.

    Answer by .MhacFoirfe. at 5:48 PM on Jul. 4, 2011

  • Spiritual- bible
    Others are taking charge of your fertility and since I was a in middle school I loved the child called it.
    Anonymous

    Answer by Anonymous at 5:37 PM on Jul. 4, 2011

  • A child called it is the first book by Dave Pelzer :)
    Tarrar

    Answer by Tarrar at 5:39 PM on Jul. 4, 2011

  • The art of war by Sun Tzu. The Iliad and the Odyssey. All Stephen King and last but not least The scarlet letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne
    pinkdragon36

    Answer by pinkdragon36 at 5:40 PM on Jul. 4, 2011

  • I've been reading an old classic my Grandma gave to me called Forever Amber by Kathleen Winsor a book that was risque for its time not my usual read but I have been thoroughly enjoying it not that I like the characters so much in it but the story line is very engaging... The number one book I recommend to all women a must read is "Women who run with the Wolves" by Clarissa Pinkola Estés.. Happy Tales...
    Ber38

    Answer by Ber38 at 5:40 PM on Jul. 4, 2011

  • Too many to list...but give the following books a try:

    Al Capone Does My Shirts
    Al Capone Shine My Shoes
    The Boy in the Striped Pajamas
    The Shack
    Prep by Curtis Sittenfeld

    And if you want classics:
    Walden by Henry David Thoreau
    beckie66

    Answer by beckie66 at 5:41 PM on Jul. 4, 2011

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