(In no particular order)

Black Cauldron series - Lloyd Alexander
Proven Innocent - Gerry Conlon
The Tenant of Wildfell Hall - Anne Bronte
Agnes Grey - Anne Bronte
Pride and Prejudice - Jane Austen
Mansfield Park - Jane Austen
All books by James Herriot
The Gnole - Alan Aldridge
Anne of Green Gables series - L.M. Montgomery
Under the Eye of the Clock - Christopher Nolan
The Diary of A Young Girl - Anne Frank
All books by C.S. Lewis

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I own every Forgotten Realms book aver written, so that is an obvious choice.

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Well now... I literaly have a library at my house. Eight shelves (i mean the big ones that cover a wall, or part of a wall) and there are more in the closets. Anyway I couldn't list all of my favorites, but I will list some.

Dragonlance books
Forgotton Realm books
Wheel of Time
LOTR
THE BELGARIAD!!!! Malloreon ect.
Lets make this /|\ easier-----David Eddings ;)
and uh... most of Terry Pratchett
and I like shakespear (sounds corny I know, but I do!)

Oh, I forgot to add my favorite author:

Aeschylus- the whole Orestia, but especially Libation Bearers

The Bhagavad Gita is also one of my favorite books, but of course, that's a religious text, not a novel.

Anything from Feist'll do for me ;)
currently reading gemmell

i like

Not a Penny more, Not a penny less
Kane + Abel
The Prodigal Daughter

By Jeffery Archer

and the exorcist by ?

I always found those to be rather boring & overated, it’s just the same thing (namely sex) Repeated over and over and over until your eyes melt and your brain leaks out your ears. After about 12 minutes I got bored of that kind of thing.</font>[/QUOTE]Yeah, I know, but when you think about it, they make great adult bed time stories... Ha, the perverted dreams! [img]smile.gif[/img]

Melusine, may I say, a very literate list. Has anyone ever figured out why women like Wuthering Heights and men don't? Attalus loathes it, saying that everybody in it needs drastically to be kicked, starting with Heathcliff, whom I think is dreamy. My favorite book of all time is (predictably) The Lord of the Rings. After that, the Divine Comedy, almost all of Shakespeare, The Hunting of the Snark, Zelazny's Dilvish the Damned, Heinlein's Starship Troopers and The Glory Road, Patricia McKillip's Riddlemaster Trilogy, and many, many more.

Cool topic! I'll move it over to the Books/TV Shows and Movies forum so you guys can check out the other cool topics that are there. :D

Moved here.

The Death Gate Cycle and the Dragon Lance Chronicles. I could read those books over and over and never get sick of 'em. Which reminds me, I haven't read them in awhile...