Question of the Day, Friday, 8 December 2023

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Hello and Happy Friday!!

Do you have a favorite book(s)?

Rebecca
The Godfather

Sophie's Choice are a few of mine, What about you?
 

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Probably a handful, it's hard to pick a favorite.

I like the Rose series by Jennifer Donnelly and also the first book I read of hers, A Northern Light.
I also like Rebecca.
Love Among the Walnuts by Jean Ferris is a happy read.
Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer
The Education of Will by Patricia McConnell
 
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Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy
Alas Babylon
I've always wanted to read '1984' , but reading now a days sets off a massive headache. If I ever find time, maybe I'll look for it on audio book.
 
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've always wanted to read '1984' , but reading now a days sets off a massive headache. If I ever find time, maybe I'll look for it on
I've always wanted to read that as well. sorry about the headaches:(
 

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1984 is an excellent book.

Books I read over and over are Gone Girl, Winter's Bone, The Hot Zone, and The Perfect Storm. And every time I read The Perfect Storm, I wish for the end to change.
 

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The Choir Boys by Joseph Wambaugh... but I, as an adult, don't read. Nobody likes to read required books in High School, but DID like A Tale of Two Cities and On Wings of Eagles.
 

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I hate to say it but I read cookbooks more than anything.I love a cookbook that has a tale about the author or where the recipe origin ated,how it was maybe passed down thru family,etc.I have some that I have read several times over.
 

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I had to read Tuesdays with Morrie for a book club and loved it so much that I bought the book.
 

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The Scarlet Letter
Noton Anthology of Theory and Criticism
The Time Traveler's Wife
Wuthering Heights
Strega
Over the Edge of the World: Magellan's Terrifying Circumnavigation of the Globe
 

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My favorite book of all time is The Velveteen Rabbit. I bought the 100th anniversay edition just because.
 

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Probably my favorite series is Outlander, but I enjoyed the prior books much more so than the last several that came out.

From the time I was a little girl, my favorite book has been Alice in Wonderland. It's simply magical and that never fades.
 

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I don’t really have any favourites since I read a lot and it’s impossible for me to pick one; but I’m drawn to historical fiction and romance books the most.
 

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The Choir Boys by Joseph Wambaugh... but I, as an adult, don't read. Nobody likes to read required books in High School, but DID like A Tale of Two Cities and On Wings of Eagles.
One of my required readings in HS was Alas Babylon. It became one of my favorites.
 
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