Question

Happy World Book Day!  What is the best book you ever read?Happy World Book Day! What is the best book you ever read?  

Answer 1

Nightingale. So good, but you will cry. I also LOVE the Harry Potter series ‍♀️. I’m waiting for my kids to be old enough to read them with me. The Day the World Came to Town is really good, too.  

Comments

Ooh, I also love The Nightingale!  

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And my daughter has read all the HP but now we are listening to the audio books as a family & the reader is outstanding!  

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@paugh The Nightingale was amazing!  

Answer 2

"Walden, " I can read it again and again.  

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@ailin I’ve never read it!  

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@wellfounded I would highly recommend.  It is a beautiful read, especially during this tough phase. One will never take simple living and nature's bounty for granted again.  

Answer 3

To Kill a Mockingbird.  

Answer 4

50 shades of grey series. Lol

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@primitivism964 That was a good one!  

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@primitivism964  you're my kinda people. And in that case, check out Cherise Sinclair and Lexi Blake. You will thank me later!  

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@primitivism964 ‍♀️

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I mean if ya'll like smut, the best written smut I've ever read has all been fanfiction. (You can get away with a lot more in fanfic then traditional publishing ) Hit me up if you want some recommendations.  

Answer 5

The Time Traveler’s Wife is one of my faves that comes to mind right away.  

Answer 6

I LOL’d with this one.  

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@bitternut All of her books are amazing. Still have to read her newest one.  

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Good idea. I think we can all use more lol'ing

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@wellfounded i didn’t know she had a new one out  

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@bitternut - It may be a year or so, but there’s a newer one that is on my list.  

Answer 7

Gone Girl or The Hunger Games trilogy.  

Answer 8

I cannot pick just one. Not possible, lol but depends on my mood. On the "based on real life" or autobiography side, I really loved "born a crime", economical commentary - "the tipping point" by Malcom gladwell, "difficult women" is an interesting compilation of short stories showing essentially the back stories of how people got where they are (aimed at showing that where somebody may be seen negatively by society, they have a backstory and lives that led to that point). Hmmm. Then there is a handful of like 75 novels. I can't ever pick. They all have different reasons to be favorites.  

Answer 9

To Kill A Mockingbird

Answer 10

I really liked Ash Princess series from Laura Sebastian. Waiting to get the 3rd book! lol

Answer 11

My faves always change. Growing up it was the “@byington of New Moon” trilogy by LM Montgomery. (Think Anne of Green Gables, but with a little paranormal. ) Current go-to: A Court of Thorns & Roses series by Sarah J Maas. Fantasy retelling of Beauty & the Beast. (Her other Throne of Glass series is great too, just way longer. ) & ALWAYS Outlander.  

Answer 12

Bear town. If you like hockey and drama this is for you. Very well written. I actually don’t even like sports but this book was so well written that I blew through it.