what is the best book you have ever read I im a big reader this might seem silly you may not have even herd of Eragon and Eldest by: Cristopher Paolini. They are the best books I have ever read yes it is a trilogy and the third book has not come out yet but it will be out sometime this summer has anyone else read them?what is your favorite book or books? well you can see I love theese books you should read them oh yea Eragon is about 500 pages long and Eldest is about 700 pages long but this well theese are the best books I have ever read like I said you should read them they have dragons on the front of it . let me know if you have read theese book and if you have tell me how you liked them also tell me what your favorite book is? I'm really wanting to know

Watership Down! one of my favorites, I highly recommend it. I read it for the first time a couple months ago and now I want to read it again..I think I will read it to Apollo and Sophie this time, they love books about bunnies

I haven't read the Eragon books yet but I heard they are good. I have to admit I love the Harry Potter books...can't wait for the last one to come out.

Wow, well I am going to be totallu corny and say a historical romance novel by Julia Quinn- The Duke and I. ahhhh....

Catcher in the Rye....Lord of the Flies....and Matilda by Rohl Dahl..

what an odd mix of books..

I used to be a HUGE Stephen King fan, but I feel like I outgrew him.

I really like the Harry Potter books to if you like them you well love eragon and Eldest but they are a little bloody. but after each chapter you feel like you just want to read more and more.well that is what it was like for me.

I really love the Harry Potter books too, and enjoyed Eragon and Eldest too.


I really love to read, so picking a favorite is hard! Pretty much anything by Jane Austen I've loved. I also really like Paulo Coelho too.

My deep dark secret - I really love paranormal historical romance.
The Outlander series by Diana Gabaldon is one of my favorites. It's an amazing blend of Scottish history, with really well developed characters and a captivating story line.
Karen Marie Moning is also an author I really enjoy.
The Dark-Hunter series by Sherrilyn Kenyon.

Watership Down ... and Harry Potter series..

So, with all the Harry Potter fans here, I have to ask a question -
Where is everyone leaning on Snape's true allegience?

Theresa,

I really think we're going to discover that Snape's been in deep undercover and will turn out to be on the side of good. It does seem far fetched, but since the beginning we've been questioning his allegiances and he's always really seemed like he's on the side of bad. it seems like there's much more to Snape's story that we're going to discover

"Tuesday's with Maury" by Mitch Albom.   It's a true story about a guy who reconnected with his dying teacher who had some incredible life advice.

The one I'm reading right now is "Honeymoon with My Brother".   Another true story about a guy who was dumped by his fiance at the last minute, and so he decided to still go on the honeymoon trip anyway to recoop.   He asked his brother, who he had been distant from, to join him.  I'm not to to the end or anything, but it's about gaining family bonds and learning how to move on from heartbreak.

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I agree.  My friend (who is a 27 y.o. guy) and I are obsessed with rereading scenes to argue with each other.  I think Snape will ultimately end up helping Harry defeat VM, while my buddy has steadfastedly determined that Snape is evil, no questions about it.