I loved the Chicken Soup for the Soul books. I can honestly say they changed my life Highly recommend them.

I am so pleased to hear that someone else likes "Crime and Punishment"! It is not an easy book to read, but there is such depth there...

I like British classics. Charles d**kens, Jane Austen, Charlotte Bronte. Most of them are made into movies, and I like finding and seeing a movie after I've read the book.

Oh, that's excellent! "Crime and Punishment" is pretty dense, but it's worth the challenge.

It's funny you say that; I feel like most movies released recently are based upon books. As much as I love movies, I'd rather read the book first.

I usually likw a good crime or thriller but I was pleasantly surprised by the last book I read which is a classic. If you have never read The Woman In White by Wilkie Collins I can certainñy reccommend it. It's a fantastic read.

reading is my everyday routine and especially i find what I'm reading so interesting that i can't wait for the next chapter.I go also for something thriller novels and put up in movies.

Isn't it a special adventure to watch a movie based on a book you have recently read? You are going to see those you've read about, see whether they "match" your mental picture of them. Of course, a poorly done movie can be disappointing, but it you come across an excellent adaptation, it is such a treat!

I really liked Hannibal from Thomas Harris. I also loved The Havana Room by Colin Harrison, which I bought as an impulse.

I love many by Stephen King, especially his earlier stories like The Dead Zone and It.

I have a book I'm looking forward to reading about Loch Ness, but the title escapes me at the moment.

I am not much of a reader but recently after much persuasion by a friend I started Da Vinci Code which I loved so much that I read all the other three books (Deception Point, Angels & Demons & Digital Fortress) of the author. Definitely worth reading.

I am not as much of a reader as i used to be, but still enjoy it! I havent read the Da Vinci code either but i have had people hassling me to as well so maybe after this i will

I still read the Harry Potter books, even though I believe I finished the entire series, 1-7, about 4 times already.

I like the Series of Unfortunant Events by Lemony Snickets as well, and I have a fondness for Goosebumps. I know they're cheesy, but I can read one Goosebumps right after the other.

I'm currently in the middle of the Hunchback of Notre Dame, the original. Not abridged or anything; full original.

Man of Steel, Think & Grow Rich are my all time favorite books.

I love romance novels. My favorite author is Danielle Steele. I own all of her novels. They are all interesting, creative, and very entertaining. If you love romance, you will love her books.

All the Harry Potter, Alex Rider and Arthur Penhaligon books

Catch 22. Is a really funny book, if you have not read this then you certainly should pick up a copy from your local book store or library.

I like romance novels and I love comic books alot. I read alot of magazines, like Oprah, Shape, and Fitness. I love reading health books.

I also read a lot of magazines about computers, console gaming and PC gaming!

I like anything that is romantic. I love poetry books especially and I like to read the Bible alot too.

I like anything that is romantic. I love poetry books especially and I like to read the Bible alot too.

Oh dear, double post! lol

I'm currently nearly done with Harry Potter, just gotta get book 7! Gah!!!

I enjoyed a cute series called Slayers. It was a Japanese novel series translated into English, in which a popular anime was based off of. The books are hilarious. You should totally pick them up if you like adventure and a plentiful amount of comedy.

I like any book by Jackie Collins. She is creative and amazing and all her books are well written.

I enjoy reading Christian books. I read the Bible, a few self help books, and I read the Daily Devotions every day.

I like to read books about the supernatural, ghosts, and anything like that. It is terrifying.

I like reading Charlie and the chocolate factory to my children. They really like it too!

Good book guide, (The Eagle and the Snake)E-Mail me with any ideas of what l should read at paulernestharrell@gmail.com Paul

I love Gore Vidal, Charles d**kens, Tennesse Williams, Oscar Wilde, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemmingway, L. Ron Hubbard, Stanley Middleton & Alan Sillitoe.

Read 'em all and love them to the bone.