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What's one of your favorite books, and why?
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That's a tricky one.
Self improvement: The Princess Who Believed in Fairytales
Childhood Attachment: The Giving Tree
Self improvement: The Princess Who Believed in Fairytales
Childhood Attachment: The Giving Tree
I'm a huge fiction person.. The bible is my favorite! Followed closely by that knock off Narnia and Star Wars... Lmao! How did I know the bible was going to be thrown in in every other entry. I'm not sure if anyone has noticed it's written by Quentin Tarantino in a former life it starts in the middle skips to the beginning then back to the end...
I prefer true crime books by the way.
I prefer true crime books by the way.
There's too many books to love in this world to pick just one.
Anything by Steinbeck
The psalms in the bible for peace and guidance
F 40-45 married
The psalms in the bible for peace and guidance
F 40-45 married
I love classics like Great Expectations. I love the prose, and the adventures they have.
Fifty shades of grey.
Well the Bible, but I feel like it has to be something other than the Bible because its more than a book to me and probably a typical cliched response. The Bible has been a constant revealing source of God to me among many other things: wisdom, comfort, joy, empathy.... I remember reading about Jesus's death for the first time and I imagined myself going back in time with machine guns and saving him but then realized later that he was saving me.
twilight saga the first book that i finish all the books
The notebook is the best!
Lord of the rings and the bible because they are both adventurous!
I love the redwall series by Brian Jacques it speaks to the big imaginative kid in me
Frankenstein by dean Koons because I read 1300 pages in over a week lol
The Stand. It has everything good vs. evil, overcoming adversity, sex, love and that fantasy about being one of the few people left on a once overcrowded planet.
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Ken Follet's Spy Thrillers
