Love to read, what are your favs books?

[USMCwifemom5]

I am NOT ashamed to say that before the twilight books I HATED TO READ but after I finished the series I am in love with reading. I love all the Nickolas Sparks novels and the fifty shades of grey series, But now I am stuck I do not know what to read next, I heard Daring greatly is good has anyone read it?

[shesliketx]

I think you just have to take it with a grain of salt and accept the difference for what they are

Quoting USMCwifemom5:

I have seen some of the movies never read the books , I am afraid to read them since I first saw the movies ....

Quoting shesliketx:

I love Jodi Picoult...



But my favorite books of all time:



To Kill a Mockingbird



Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe



Huckleberry Finn



The Help



Water for Elephants



Gone with the Wind



The Great Gatsby



Brave New World

[jas_momof2]

I find books to be way better than movies...  I tend to prefer my interpretation of the book rather than someone in Hollywood...

Quoting USMCwifemom5:

I have seen some of the movies never read the books , I am afraid to read them since I first saw the movies ....

Quoting shesliketx:

I love Jodi Picoult...

But my favorite books of all time:

To Kill a Mockingbird

Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe

Huckleberry Finn

The Help

Water for Elephants

Gone with the Wind

The Great Gatsby

Brave New World

[lwalker270]

Water for Elephants

The Help

To Kill A Mockingbird

The Life of Pi

The Sookie Stackhouse Series

The Stephanie Plum series

The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society

I know there's more, but I'm drawing a blank.

[Peaceful.chaos]

I read the Hunger Games back when it was free on kindle. I loved the whole series.

[Dani_Lynn]

I really like the Bonded series. It's free on Nook. Wish there were more!

[adoptivemomof1]

I read the Hunger Games trilogy over and over again- love those books! I also like the Diana Gabaldon outlander books, and any classic British literature...I named my kid after a Jane Austen character...

[adoptivemomof1]

I prefer to read the book before the movie which is usually a let down and yet, I keep doing it...

Quoting jas_momof2:

I find books to be way better than movies...  I tend to prefer my interpretation of the book rather than someone in Hollywood...

Quoting USMCwifemom5:

I have seen some of the movies never read the books , I am afraid to read them since I first saw the movies ....

Quoting shesliketx:

I love Jodi Picoult...

But my favorite books of all time:

To Kill a Mockingbird

Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe

Huckleberry Finn

The Help

Water for Elephants

Gone with the Wind

The Great Gatsby

Brave New World

[TassellsMark]

OMG that is my series I read that after I read the Twilight series

Quoting JennyCaps:

The Black Dagger Brotherhood!

[adoptivemomof1]

I love Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister! I have a lot of Gregory Maguire's books.

Quoting Apollos82:

I don't think many books I read will be in your preferred genre. But here some of my favorites...

O, Jerusalem
The Summer of Ordinary Ways
Mirror, Mirror
Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister
'Til We Have Faces
Bourne series (The books the movies were based on)
Lots more, but I can't think of them.

[Apollos82]

I started Wicked and truly did not care for it, but the rest I like very much. Confessions helps me deal with some self-esteem issues I had, believe it or not. Beauty is its own curse, really. I learned that when the Master put Girl with Tulips in his misfit gallery.

Quoting adoptivemomof1:

I love Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister! I have a lot of Gregory Maguire's books.

Quoting Apollos82:

I don't think many books I read will be in your preferred genre. But here some of my favorites...



O, Jerusalem

The Summer of Ordinary Ways

Mirror, Mirror

Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister

'Til We Have Faces

Bourne series (The books the movies were based on)

Lots more, but I can't think of them.