what is your favorite book in general?

Answer 1

There are so many, but most recent was The Cider House Rules.

Answer 2

My all - time favorite book is "Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West" by Gregory Maguire. It really changed my point of view from "The Wizard of Oz". In the book, they explain why she's so evil, why she was born green, and why she desperately wants those gorgeous red slippers. It really made me feel sympathetic towards the Wicked Witch. It is such a good book - no one should miss out on it!

Answer 3

It's a toss up. For plot, relaxation, and meditative consideration, I prefer The Kin of Ata are Waiting For You, by Dorothy Bryant.

For entertainment, and religious meaning, I prefer to read the D20 Modern Core Rulebook, by Bill Slavicsek, Jeff Grubb, Rich Redman, and Charles Ryan, which is best read philosophically, with a red ink pin to correct errors.

Answer 4

As Heathenry has no "holy e book" then it quite is complicated to respond to, some youthful or new Heathens regard Snorri Sturlusson's Prose Edda and his decision of re-written poems, the Poetic Edda, as a liturgy yet it quite isn't the case as they have been compiled some 3 hundred years after the removing of Heathenry because of the fact the religious norm of Germanic society and basically quite mirror the remembered lore as orally exceeded down in Christian Iceland. I do have everyday poems yet as those do not actually style portion of a canon of liturgy then i visit turn to something that does mirror the religious notions of my ancestors and my own religious ideals; the Sutton Hoo helmet. Heathen paintings is the place the memories are and recommendations of the cosmos are appropriate preserved and the Sutton Hoo helmet is a stable occasion of the theory of the considered and unseen international sharing the comparable area and time. The face mask of helmet in the commencing up look provides a representation of a human face with a raised ridge spanning back over the dome of the helmet. once you look closer you notice the raised ridge is a dragon or wyrm with its head finding down onto the face. The face is a chook, the moustache is its tail, its nostril is its physique and the eyebrows are its wings. The chook itself is made out of greater information, the physique is yet yet another wyrm and the wings are 2 boars (the symbolic representation of Ing/Freyr and his risk-free practices). The boars/wings/brows are lined with garnets, on one eye those are foil subsidized so as that they mirror the gentle brightly and the different isn't so it basically dimly reflects the gentle; this could be a clean representation of Woden/Odin the single-eyed god. The pressblech plates that conceal the helmet additionally carry photographs of Woden/Odin on a horse and warriors in contact in ritual dance and formality clothing. The helmet represents (and requests) risk-free practices in conflict, the wealth of a ruler, the intertwined realities of the considered and unseen worlds, sacred ritual behaviour and a minimum of two substantial gods of the Germanic international. not undesirable for a not user-friendly hat!

Answer 5

Dragon Riders of Pern (3 book series) Anne McCaffrey

Answer 6

I think my favorite book is One for the Money by Janet Evanovich. It was so funny. I liked all 12 of her books and look forward to 13.

Answer 7

Door into Summer by Robert A. Heinlein

Answer 8

The Forsythe Saga by John Galsworthy.

Cheers!!

Answer 9

the entire Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan.
start with "The Eye of the World" and read through all of the books chronologically from that point before you read the prequel: "New Spring"

Answer 10

Philosophy of Andy Warhol.