Top 5 Books
December 1st 2006 09:59
I'm going away for a few days so I thought I'd just do a short entry on each of my blogs today.
What are your five favourite books?
If I had to narrow it down (and of course, it always changes), I think my current favourites would be...
'Breakfast of Champions' - Kurt Vonnegut
'The Snapper' - Roddy Doyle
'Grendel' - John Gardner
'Watership Down' - Richard Adams
Wow. That was actually a lot harder than I though it would be. There are other books which have had a big impact on me, and I've spoken about them on here as if they were the best books I've ever read... but at this little point in time these are the books I feel most fondly about.
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Comment by Tracy
Movies and Life
I haven't read any of the books you've mentioned but have seen the films of Watership Down and The Snapper. The Snapper was great and Watership Down made me cry as I mentioned on a post of mine here.
At the moment I'm engrossed in Suskind's Perfume, I've never read anything like it.
Tracy
Comment by JoshZ
Hmmm......
Fictional I would say,
The Brothers Karamazov by Dostoyevsky
High Society by Ben Elton
Feet of Clay by Terry Pratchett
Ravenheart by David Gemmel
The Man Who Was Thursday
Non-fiction,
The Cost of Discipleship by Bonhoeffer
Mere Christianity by Lewis
Heretics/Orthodoxy by Chesterton
Surprised by Joy By Lewis
The Bible.
JZ
Comment by Luke
Old Movies
Cane Toad Warrior
Perfume and High Society are both great!
Comment by Keira
Keira's Blog
Yeah.
Pratchett would prob be my top 5 but thats because I have lived a sheltered life and not read much outside of mandatory school books and all of Pratchett...
Sad Sad....
Comment by Luke
Old Movies
Cane Toad Warrior
Comment by Keira
Keira's Blog
I dont know which would be my favourite.. maybe The Truth because it was the one that popped my Pratchett Cherry?
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Comment by Luke
Old Movies
Cane Toad Warrior
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Comment by Bhumika
Political Minds
Great Expectations: Dickens
War and Peace: Tolstoy
Da Vinci Code: Brown
Algebra of Infinite Justice: Arundhati Roy
loved Little Women when i was about 16