What is your favorite book and author?
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M$22 Answers
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Walden by Henry Thoreau in general "real" book so to speak.
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A close second The Prophet by Khalil Gibran
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And Grimm's Fairy tales as a childrhood favorite.
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M$Little House in the Big Woods by Laura Ingalls Wilder published in 1932
It is the first chapter book I can remember reading and falling in love with. It was a story from the perspective of a little girl on her first big journey. It dealt with family, sickness (Fever 'N Ague or what is now identified as malaria), homesteading, starting a farm, being forced to move and meeting people along the way.
It is still a favorite of mine.
personal experience
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M$Even as a nonreligious person, I found the concept interesting and the depth with which Lewis plunged very fun to read. I also love books in letter form.
"The Screwtape Letters" also contains my favorite quote from any book: "In the heat of composition, I find that I have allowed myself to assume the form of a large centipede. Accordingly, the rest will be dictated to my secretary."
The image in that is just great :)
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M$personal feelings
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M$mike !
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M$However, a book that truly sticks out to me is by a lady named Toni Morrison.
It's called, "The Bluest Eye."
It is truly a fantastic read.
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M$It has the full text of _Alice's Adventures in Wonderland_ and _Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There_ both, of course by Lewis Carroll.
Each page is roughly one third Carroll and two thirds Gardner. Everything is explained in minute detail. The world we live in is so different from Charles Dodgson's that it helps to have an explanation for terms such as "bathing machine."
Most of the poems in those books are actually parodies of other poems, which of course are included in the annotation.
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M$But my favorite author is J.K. Rowling. She is brilliant in how she created an entirely new magical world. She draws you in right away and you have to know what will happen next. I could completely envision everything that she created and it seems so real. Even though the series has ended I still am obsessed with the movies and I think Harry Potter will always have a place in my life. Harry Potter is just one of those things that everyone bonds over. It is universal and entertaining and something that was so new and different when it first came along. I can't imagine not having been introduced to these characters and this magical world.
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M$I think the ''Divine Comedy'' is a link between classical and modern writing. Dante draws masterfully on classical literature and weaves it in with his own Catholic world. He uses his art to make valid criticisms of the church of his day while incorporating up to date (at his time) philosophical and theological speculations about the nature of the universe.
By breaking with tradition and writing in his native tongue (Italian), he also, in my opinion, creates the first great work of the renaissance. This book has therefore had a great influence on the modern development of writing.
Besides all that, it's a great poem and I really like the imagery, the journey, and the art. The funny thing is that, in his day, when people saw Dante walking around they would say to each other "There's that guy who visited hell." Some people literally thought his book was autobiographical.
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M$it has an exhilarating plot line, lots of details, and lots of research went into it.
every little place, organisation, art work, was all researched and studied before it went into this book, alot more than most authors do.
there is a big twist in the story aswell, which makes it a great read,
id recomend this to anyone who enjoys reading!
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M$I love these 26 little essays on life and living the author always has some item of insight that helps me better understand a portion or even a moment of my life. I keep this book very close to my person as I like to have this remedy for personal misunderstanding ready for those moments and times that I just need another outlook or a simpler way of looking at a scenario.
A favorite quote explains away some pain.
"Your pain is the breaking of the shell that encloses your understanding."
~endquote
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M$Opened my eyes to great and wonderful world of fantasy lit. If I can pick a whole series it would be Lord of the Rings. I believe it should be a must read for everyone.
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M$Ever since then, I've been a fan of his work and can honestly say I'v read the majority of his work. I think he's brilliant for a number of reasons, but in his more recent work, he actually blurs the line bewteen reality and fiction when a group of his characters actually visits him in this world. This is in either Wolves of the Callah or the final Dark Tower book. I just remember thinking about reality and how many parallell universes there may be DAYS after I read that book. That is truly the mark of a master in my book (no pun intended). Causing a reader to think about things long after he's completed reading is any author's goal, and Steve does it like a champ.
My fave author!!
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M$This is the book that convinced me to drop out of college and take care of my own education out in the world. a must read for anyone between the age of 15 and 22. Alienation, existentialism, poetry, mysticism, the comfort of ennui, and flat out anti-establishment exuberance of youth are all explored and celebrated. Read it this weekend. You won't regret it and will thank me.
me
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M$1 The Belgariad series
.2 The Malloreon series
3 The Elenium series
4 The Tamuli series
5 The Dreamers series
6 Standalone fantasy novels
I think most people who enjoyed The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings would enjoy his books,and they're quicker reading.I have most of them and will not lend them out! I re-read them from time to time and still enjoy.
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M$







A+ choice with Kahlil Gibran and "The Prophet", my favorite book as it keeps me right on the inside.
I <3 The Prophet.