whats the best book you've ever read, and why?

Answer 1

My diary, because i wrote it with all my heart. <3

also.. "holes" it was a little childish of me to read it.. but i absolutly loveee how the book all ties in at the end.

after reading those kinds of books i just sit there.. smileing.

Answer 2

Twilight by Stepanie Meyers, because it is so intriquing and a simply amazingly written book and it's a best seller and made the Top List. I think that you should totally read it. It is the first of a series. I happen to be almost done with the second one which is callled New Moon and it's just as amazing.

Answer 3

Rich dad, Poor Dad. This book is pretty interesting as it teaches how to be rich and how to handle money. It's the book for all those who wishes to be financially literate. It is considered the book for millionaires. It is about the authors growing up knowledge guided by two dads. The rich dad and the poor dad. It shows you two different fields of financial literacy. The rich dad believes in capitalism, the other socialism. It became a New York Times Bestseller.

Answer 4

Dark rivers of the heart by Dean Koontz because it is very down to earth while still maintaining that witty-sarcastic air you exspect in his books. Its about a guy( I'll try not to give away anything) who is trying to find a life for himself while also making peace with a very traumatic occurance in his past that ultimately gave his a huge scarr from his left ear to chin. so touching =(

I also like Children of the flames:the untold story of the twins of auschwitz, because I am also a twin and it was really sad/touching.

edit: Kelsey =D I've read Night, I loved that book so much! almost as much as children of the flames. I seem to like classical literature and historical novels a whole lot no matter how boring they sound.

Answer 5

Roses Are Red by James Patterson. The only book I have ever gasped at when I got to the end. I finished it in 3 hours. Great book. Violets Are Blue was even better.

Answer 6

Best book I've ever read.... I would say "Winter's Heart", by Robert Jordan. I love the whole "Wheel of Time" series, and Winter's Heart was the best ever. Totally epic, the ending was phenomenal, and the book rocked in every way all the others did.

RIP Robert Jordan

*sob*

Answer 7

There are alot... but here are my top 5 (in no order)

1. 1984
2. The Diary of Anne Frank
3. A Clockwork Orange
4. Animal Farm
5. Harry Potter

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Answer 8

"Blackbird" by Jennifer Lauck because it's a gripping true story of a lost childhood. The poor girl had to live through the death of her mother from a long illness, the death of her father, having to live with her "evil stepmother" then being thrown out to live in a dirty commune at a very young age with strangers. She manages to survive it all with a great strength of will. Her second book, "Still Waters", (which I have not read) continues the story from the point where her aunt comes to take her away to live with her grandparents.

Answer 9

Princess Diaries-Meg Cabot

I love the book because its about this girl Mia whose really shy and unpopular at school and doesnt have much self confidence.She lives with her mom.She gets the biggest shock of her life when she gets to know she's actually a Princess from a Wealthy country called Genovia.and she has to cope up with the changes..

heres the review of the(1st) book of the series

http://www.massillonlibrary.org/ya/reviews/review5.htm

http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A17643594

I'm sure you'll love it if you read it too....

Answer 10

The Twilight Series by Stephanie Meyers. It's the best mix of romance with suspensful terror and action. I skipped my third period for days just to keep reading the book.

Answer 11

I would have to say..... my diary. This is because I wrote these things from MY experience, not other people's. I also love looking back on the things that I wrote, and sometimes it is kind of emotional. That is the best kind of book...one that expresses feelings very deeply. I know that sounds kind of corny, but what can I say?