[taramayrn]

I am a total bookworm and it's hard for me to pin point my favorite novel but with some thought I can. So, what's your favorite novel?

Mine is The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver.

[lovemy2boys]

Mine is Push Not the River by James Conroyd Martin...It's the story of a young girl, Anna, and her life during the turmoil in Poland during the late 1700's...It is a novel written based upon the actual diary of this young girl...what an amazing story.

My second (and obviously more traditional choice) is Wuthering Heights.

[ProspectiveSingleMom]

I'm not a bmom, but am a bookworm, so hope you don't mind if I post here. My all-time fave is The Sound and the Fury by William Faulkner. I've read it multiple times and still am not tired of it.

My fave more-recent novel is Specimen Days by Micheal Cunningham -- incredibly well-written!

I read Animal Dreams by Barbara Kingsolver and loved it. Maybe I'll have to get The Poisonwood Bible the next time I'm book shopping.

[zxczxcasdasd]

My neighborhood girls' book club has been reading The Poisonwood Bible. I wasn't much interested, but I'll take this as more recommendation.

[lovemy2boys]

Originally Posted by ProspectiveSingleMom

I'm not a bmom, but am a bookworm, so hope you don't mind if I post here. My all-time fave is The Sound and the Fury by William Faulkner. I've read it multiple times and still am not tired of it.

I love Faulkner...I did a research paper on "A Rose for Emily"...he's one of my faves..

[loveajax]

OK, I am a HUGE Barbara Kingsolver fan and have read all of her books (except the newest one on organic farming..not a novel!).

My three favorite novels (ones that have deeply affected me for some reason) are: The Unbearable Lighness of Being by Milan Kundera, The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood and Great Expectations by Dickens (Wuthering Heights is up there too!).

I have been reading up a storm lately and I am soooo happy about it!

[paigeturner]

I read everything! One of my favorites, one that I've purchased repeatedly and keep on giving it away is Broken for You by Stephanie Kallos. It's a truely beautiful book!

[lahdh4]

You all may hate me but: Stephen King

Right now my favorite is The Mists of Avalon. I think I am reading it for the 4th time.

[taramayrn]

I'm so glad I'm not alone in my love for Barbara Kingsolver - I haven't read a non-fiction book of hers I didn't like. The Prodigal Summer is another favorite and I'm not waiting very patiently for a new novel of hers.

Another favorite of mine - which I could list 100's of books - is The Red Tent.

Another great book I just finished reading, was Eat, Pray Love. Now it's not non-fiction but it reads like a novel.

[MoonlightLoveAngel]

"Summer Sisters" by Judy Blume and "Buddy Holly is Alive and Well on Ganymede" by Bradley Denton. The former is moving and the latter is hi-larious and kooky.