Whats your favourite book?

Cool, in that case most Philip Pullman books, Harry Potter, Ode To Billy Joe, Stargirl, The Hobbit and.....loads more!!!
Writersdomain Wrote:

The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald,

I love that book as well, but my mum told me the ending and spoiled it!!!

Alainna
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I love artemis fowl so by more information, how much more? You want me to expand my list toa few hundred

Monsters of Morely manor. I forgot who wrote it.

Northanger Abbey By Jane Austin. Anything romance really, the product of being a hopeless romantic. And for future refrence if you don't like Jane Austin you are not a hopeless romantic.

When i mean info i mean lots of info. Write as much as you can i'm doing this for a secret research project (I will not reveal it).

Hasnt anyone published or thought of publishing a book in YWS?

But thats going out of the topic.(reply to the above question if you want)

I'll answer the publishing question... Claire and me have one acceptance letter and two rejection letters and are currently deciding what to do but I think we're going to check out other publishers first.

Um uh well... *Splutters indescibebly and blushes*
I honostly have no idea. I've read, like a thousand books. Well um... Probably either Sabriel by Garth Nix, The Artemes Fowl Series by Eion Colfer, or the Harry Potter Series becuase thats what really got me interested in reading.

~Pol

Anything by George Orwell. <3

KazSmurf wrote:Well, this sounds horribly predictable, and I probably won't have much respect from any other members for a very long time, but I'd have to say Harry Potter.

I look down upon you not! There's a reason she's a bestseller.

Favorite book: Postcards From the Edge, probably.

Currently pretending to work on: Half Jack, which I'm in love with the idea of.

Replying to the question I'd have to finish one first, but Bella (writer_chick_13) is currently waiting for one.

My favorite books are still the "Talking With Dragons" (by Patricia C. Wrede) books that I found in my school library in fifth grade. I don't think I can truly say I've had a favorite book since.

Currently working on: some poetry. Thinking about startin' somthin' new, thinking about continuing something old... I never have a very good plan. And I like to have plans.

Alainna wrote:My favorite book is The Butterfly Tattoo by Philip Pullman. It's one of his lesser known books but I just love it!!! I'm yet to meet someone who has read it!!!

I've read it I absolutely loved the first line, its awesome.

My favorite books are:
*The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants and the sequels by Ann Bra shares
*Alpha Force (the last one is the best) by Chris Ryan
*There is a series of books published under the heading 'My story' they are awesome, stories of people in battles like Agincourt, D Day, The Blitz etc.
*Under an English Heaven and Upon Dark Waters by Robert Radcliffe
*The Hollow Chocolate Bunnies of The Apocalypse by Robert Rankin.

What I am working on write now is a short story that I am really enjoying but I'm at this part where I so don't know how to proceed, which is why I'm on here, I'm procrastinating. I'm quite good at that too.

author13 wrote:Northanger Abbey By Jane Austin. Anything romance really, the product of being a hopeless romantic. And for future refrence if you don't like Jane Austin you are not a hopeless romantic.

Northanger Abbey is the only Jane Austen book I love! I had a copy but it got thrown away =[

The Harry Potter series.

Surprising?

Northanger Abbey is the only Jane Austen book I love! I had a copy but it got thrown away =[

How can it be the Only one? I mean she's the origional hopeless romantic!