Fringe Fiction Unlimited discussion

As the title says, what are your Top 5 favorite books? What books have you read multiple times? Tell us here and feel free to be as thorough or as brief as you want us to why. Also, click on add book/author so others can check them out!

My Top 5 Favorite Books are:
The Endlands
Vlad: The Last Confession
Blinders
Boneshaker
Ballet of the Bones

Jane Eyre
Twilight
The Scarlet Pimpernel
Anne of Green Gables
The Black Stallion

Hmm, I don't have any most favorite books, but some of the books I read over and over were Homeless Bird and the Little House On the Prairie series.

The Kingkiller Chronicles
Lord of the Rings
All the Pretty Horses/Border Trilogy
The Goldfinch
Stranger in a Strange Land

This is an updated list of the books that, right now, I've read or re-read recently and occupy space in my mind as I view the world and events therein. If I were to reach back to my all-time most influential books through my teenage years it'd include more of the Russian masters, Dickens, definitely Twain, as well as Stephen King and Anne Rice. I love the beauty of literary fiction, but I'm hungry for a good, entertaining story!

It's hard to narrow down, this list could be much longer.

Reasons to Live - Amy Hempel
Heavy - Kiese Laymon
This Is How You Lose Her - Junot Diaz
Chronology of Water - Lidia Yuknavitch
All Involved - Ryan Gattis

The Lord of the Rings
Castle Hangnail
The Bell at Sealey Head
When Huai Flowers Bloom: Stories of the Cultural Revolution
A Book Dragon

Mary wrote: "The Lord of the Rings
Castle Hangnail
The Bell at Sealey Head
When Huai Flowers Bloom: Stories of the Cultural Revolution
[book:A Book Dragon..."

I've never read Lord of the Rings but if it's as long as the movies then I wouldn't make it through it lol.

I read The Hobbit, or There and Back Again, and it, in one weekend when it was a trick and a half to pry me away from it for ANY reason. Not even food and bed. . . it was that consuming.