What is your favorite book of all-time?
Reading serves many purposes. Whether it be an escape, a tool for learning or a fun hobby. A good book is hard to come across and it takes many reads to find a book that you genuinely love and can read again many times.
Which book is your all-time favorite that you can read multiple times without getting bored of?
House of Leaves by Mark Z Danielewski. It's a long read. Very mind-boggling and odd. But I recommend it to everyone who asks me this question. I've purchased it 3 times.
@bertnayb Wow. Being purchased 3 times is an ultimate compliment for a book. What do you love about this particular book?
It has so many layers. The way it was written is so interesting. It's written almost like an investigative file. There's appendixes in the back with letters, photos, and other information that pertain to the story within the story. It makes it seem very real.
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@politeBeach5257 Yes! This is a very popular one!
The Book Thief by Markus Zuzak :')
@wonderousPeace1801 What do you like about this book?
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My favorite book is The Man's Search for Meaning written by neurologist E.V.Frankl. I feel this book changed my life and he is my role model up to this day. What about yours?
@globalBraid3744 I really liked Mark Mansons' Books
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Of course is it!
The Fabric of the Cosmos (by Brian Greene)
It is vividly written, taking me from relativity and quantum to a wonderful world of superstrings, and even more fantastic, M-theory. I began to read it when I was in high school. After finishing his book, The Elegant Universe, I began to read it, which is even more interesting. I still remember a relaxing afternoon spent on a quiet staircase alone with this book in my hands and a smile on my face, when I was so absorbed in it that I forgot about the time.
@Nightfrost That sounds so cool!
I love The Book Thief! I read it around the end of last year and it just stuck with me! I also really loved The Serial Killer Whisperer. Those are my top two 👋
@LofiLeah Great! So many people love that book!
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The Book Thief is a great book! I also have the Serial Killer Whisperer on my list but I have not read it yet. I will definitely go for it when I have some free time.
@globalBraid3744 That book sounds so interesting! Hope you enjoy it!
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Thank you! Are you reading any books at the moment?
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Does manga count? 😅 I’m a little shy to admit that I’m a geek, but Sailor Moon Short Stories Volume 1 holds a very special place in my heart. The overall series got me through the awkwardness of puberty with its themes of girl power, friendship, love and determination, and the beautiful artwork with attention to all the little details like lace flowers on handkerchiefs or the cute chibi doodles is a visual feast for my eyes. Plus, in the case of the short stories specifically, the goofy antics of the girls brought a smile to my face.
And for my non-manga answer, I’d have to go with The Bear and the Nightingale by Katherine Arden. Seeing the protagonist awakening to her powers and to who she is (I’m trying to be vague to avoid spoilers) is nothing short of inspiring. And the lore on Russian fairytale creatures is just fascinating to pore over!
@TheAutumnWitch Of course manga counts! These sound so wonderful. You might've convinced me to read these straightaway!
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Haha, yay! 😄💖📚
By the way, I should note that The Bear and the Nightingale is the first in a trilogy. :3 So if you want the complete experience, you’ll have to follow it up with The Girl in the Tower and then The Winter of the Witch!
@TheAutumnWitch oh thank you! I'll keep that in mind before reading.
Snow Crash - A cyberpunk novel by Neal Stephenson.
Hiro Protagonist is the Worlds greatest hacker, ninja swordsman and unemployed pizza delivery driver. He spends a lot of time in virtual reality. Someone has created a computer virus contained in a virtual business card that looks like Snow on a TV and will Crash your mind.
The book explores near future high tech, cults, corporate rule and takes frequent deep dives into weird ancient Sumatran philosophies.
@Positron2 This kind of reminds me of Mr. Robot. Sounds interesting. Thanks for the recommendation!
" The Voice Of Knowledge" by don Miguel Ruiz
Incredible self help book.
ABB
oohh, i didnt hear of this book but i am glad to hear that it was able to help you 😊 that sounds like a very useful read, thank you so much for sharing 💗
@amiableBlackberry92 Sounds lovely! Thanks for the recommendation!
Education of little tree
@harmonyLearninghope The name sounds lovely! I'll check it out. Thank you!