[admin]

What is your favorite book of all time? Other than scriptures, Seven Habits of Highly Effective People is up there on mine.

[Stephanie]

My favorite book of all time is usually the one I'm currently reading! At the moment I'm addicted to Gerald Lund's trilogy, The Kingdom and the Crown. I love historical fiction. It has a way of bringing things to life and makes sometimes difficult subjects easier to understand. While it might take many months to get through the New Testament, for some reason, I can read a 600 page book ABOUT the New Testament in a week. Go figure!

[momof3]

It's not my all time favorite book(s) but I really have enjoyed the Harry Potter series and I'm looking forward to the new book being release this weekend.

[irishgal63]

favorite is Swiss Family Robinson ! Another one I really like
is 'Little Women' by Louisa May Alcott !
And of course, I like ANY book 'bout horses, dogs,or inspirational !
My favorite magazine is (of course) the ' Paint Horse
Journal' !

[aileen]

yeah, aside from the scriptures which i really love and read everyday, faith preceeds the miracle is opened to read always. im currently reading a flower business book and soon to read memoirs of geisha.
happy day!

[heritagemom]

I read a book by Andy Andrews a few months ago that literally changed my life permanently. It's called "The Traveler's Gift-7 decisions that influence personal success" and I HIGHLY recommend it to anyone who wants to read a deep concept in an easy and fun style.

[sfharper]

I love Michener's The Source because it was my first true introduction to the historical novel -- I read it in 8th grade. I like fiction better than non. I agree with Little Women and Harry Potter! Good choices!

[writehandgirl]

Probably To Kill a Mockingbird. First read it in high school and it floored me. Such a great book.

[Merrymom4]

The second in the Tolkien's trilogy, "Fellowship of the Ring" is my favorite.

[beth]

I don't really have a favorite book, there's too much of a choice! But I must admit that "Bliss" by Peter Carey has always had a lasting impression. It can be read on many levels.It was Carey's first book, plus it was made into a film, so he must be both talented AND lucky! As usual, the book is better than the film, although the film is also very powerful.