... you have ever read.

which are your favourites books and why. XD

I don't read much, I try to read more but I get too distracted. Of the books I have read, "Lisey's Story" by Steven King is my favourite and it's a book I'd consider buying if I had the spare money. It's a love story that has supernatural elements to it and I can relate to one of the characters really well. Also "The Shining" by Steven King again, comes close because it is actually intense to read and I never thought I'd be scared by a book after seeing the movie and TV mini series, but I was scared at times.

My next book I want to read (besides one I've got on hold about self esteem) is "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" which is about (once again) insanity and a mental hospital full of conspiracies, murder etc. I saw the movie, a long time ago and I've only seemed to enjoy books with some psychological element to it.

"The Shining" was the only book in my life to have actually affected me mentally for a few days, it fucked with my head a bit.

I want to read "Battle Royale".

I don't have favourite books aside the Bible, stop laughing geeze. :P

I love fairytale kind of books. xD

The Subtle Knife was very good. Not really sure which others.

i dont read anymore but i always liked The Stand by Stephen King

Wow Stephen King is a very favoured author in this forums, hahah.
That's neat. I haven't read from him yet, but I want to change that.

La tumba (the tombstone) by Jose Ignacio, was a good read for me. Still if you are already feeling depressed is better to stay away from this book, it messed with my head enough during its read. The character seemed very real to me and even if the book has its decades, the core of it is something you can still relate to.

I like some of them such as the Belgariad and etc. All in the fantasy genre. I love fantasy.

I do not read much. I find the "Steve Jobs" official authorized biographyis a good book to read. The biography was written at the request of Jobs by Walter Isaacson.

I've read some Stephen King since I last answered this thread. Probably Misery is my favourite book from the ones I've read.

Dan Koontz also has interesting stories.