My favorites:

Davinci Code - Dan Brown
The Summons -John Grisham
Hot Zone
The Stand - Steven King

Mine are:

DaVinci Code
The Celestine Prophecy
Anything Stephen King


I'm sure there are more great ones, but I can never remember the names.

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Angels and Demons Dan Brown

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Forever Amber
James Michner's Chesepeak and Alaska
DaVinci Code

Favorite kids' book: Starring Sally J. Freedman as Herself by Judy Blume.

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Francine Rivers-Voice in the Wind series.
Karen Kingsbury-Baxter family series.
I did enjoy the Left Behind series also.

Boy, I'd have a hard time naming my favorite book of all time but some of my favorites are:

The Kite Runner
The Time Traveler's Wife -- Audrey Neffinegger
Dracula by Bram Stoker
East of Eden by John Steinbeck

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Big S. King fan here too, I'd have to list the Stand as one of my favorites if not the longest book I've ever read (unabridged).

Some of my other favorites:
My Sister's Keeper -J. Piccoult
Helter Skelter - V. Bugliosi
Harriet the Spy (as a kid) ..LOL

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I really like the Harry Potter Books and The Left Behind Series.

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Probably not the best overall but fairly recent favorites:


Angels and Demons Dan Brown

The Stand (actually anything Stephen King wrote BEFORE he quit drugs & booze Nothing since then)

The Celestine Prophecy James Redfield

American Theocracy Kevin Phillips

The Theory Of Everything Stephen Hawking

The Josephine Trilogy Sandra Gulland


Guilty little secret - anything Dean Koontz Definitely not the best of anything but very escapist

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Anything by T C Boyle

Not your run of the mill fiction, these books make you think for months after you have finished them!

Paulette

Cloud Nine - by Luanne Rice

This is a great thread. I am writing down some of these titles before we go to the library tomorrow!! When I get there I never have a list I just get what looks appealing to me!!


Thanks!

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