[The Pact]

What is your favourite book? I have a hard time answering this questions these days. For a long time I have been rather partial to a novel called Cat's Eye by Margaret Atwood. I have many favourites though.

[Mozart]

It's an age old classic but still the most relevant to me but my favorite is " The Art of War " by Sun Tzu

[K1.]

To Think and Grow Rich is a good one by Napoleon Hill

Currently reading The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel

[False King]

Damn, that's a good one. I really should start reading again. One I really loved for entertainment purposes was The Girl On The Train. The movie adoption wasn't that good after reading the books.

[Dopamine]

Rich Father, Poor Father from Robert Kiyosaki.
One of the best book I ever read.

[Moruq]

I don't read books, if anyone has some suggestions lmk!

[Joe]

What is your favourite book? I have a hard time answering this questions these days. For a long time I have been rather partial to a novel called Cat's Eye by Margaret Atwood. I have many favourites though.

I haven't been reading at all lately! I spend all my time on my two jobs or online. I used to read a ton. There was a time when I went through a book every other day, and that lasted for years. I haven't read Cat's Eye, but I did read The Handmaid's Tale by the same author. Not because of the streaming series, either, this was before that was a thing. : )

I always find it to be impossible to pick a favorite book. There are so many great ones that have different things to offer. A lot of my favorites are part of a series, and I wouldn't be able to pick a single book from them.

The Fault in Our Stars and Paper Towns, both by John Green, are beautiful books. I would recommend them to just about anyone.

[Parks]

I'm just almost done with Atlas Shrugged and its turning out to be one of my favorite books right behind Dune. Who is John Galt?

[blackrose_x0x0]

My favorite book is still The Count of Monte Cristo and it will probably always be my favorite. It's an amazing tale of revenge.

I recently read The Alchemist last summer and I got to say I really enjoyed that book, probably the best thing I've read in years.

[Parks]

My favorite book is still The Count of Monte Cristo and it will probably always be my favorite. It's an amazing tale of revenge.

I recently read The Alchemist last summer and I got to say I really enjoyed that book, probably the best thing I've read in years.

Ooooof! The Count of Monte Cristo is one of my favorites too forgot about that one. Loved the old man in the jail cell, can't remember his name right now though

[Joe]

My favorite book is still The Count of Monte Cristo and it will probably always be my favorite. It's an amazing tale of revenge.

I recently read The Alchemist last summer and I got to say I really enjoyed that book, probably the best thing I've read in years.

The Count of Monte Cristo was always too daunting for me to read. I'd look at all those pages and just couldn't commit myself to reading it. I'm not a big fan of most classics anyway.

[blackrose_x0x0]

Ooooof! The Count of Monte Cristo is one of my favorites too forgot about that one. Loved the old man in the jail cell, can't remember his name right now though

Glad to see someone else here that likes that book as well!

Abbé Faria. I had to search the name I had forgotten but ya, it was around that part of the book that really sucked me in my first time reading it.

The Count of Monte Cristo was always too daunting for me to read. I'd look at all those pages and just couldn't commit myself to reading it. I'm not a big fan of most classics anyway.

Understandable, it's a long one that's for sure! There's always the movie but like most books turned movies, it's not nearly as good in my opinion.

[bk randy]

Shit bro I last year was the last time I read pages out of a book, didn't get near finished with it tho I only read cuz I was in jail. Before that I hadn't read in many years. I do not read books.

So my pick will be Holes

lol

[Refusal]

Cant Hurt Me
By: David Goggins

Really great book.

[Unholy]

A Lesson Before Dying
Author: Ernest J. Gaines