What's Your Favorite Book?

[Rhiannon Owano]

My favorite book is Fyodor Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment. 

[fadilah yusof]

Anything by jodi picoult.
some by cate tiernan, p.c cast, nicholas sparks, john grisham and nora roberts ;

specifically :
nineteen minutes, my sister's keeper, plain truth by jodi picoult
a time to kill,runaway jury, the street lawyer by john grisham
blue smoke, montana sky by nora roberts
sweep / wicca and balefire series by cate tiernan
house of night series by pc n kristin cast
dear john, a walk to remember by nicholas sparks
the time traveler's wife by audrey niffeneger
kite runner by khaleed hosseini

[Cosette Rothlyn]

Les Miserables. I was named after one of the main characters. 

I've seen the musical countless times. Extensive digressions about Waterloo, argot, etc. in the unabridged book, but it's completely worth it. It's really the best.

[Daniel Bowen]

Cossette,

I know for a fact that Les Miserables has made it through our system in the past.  It doesn't look like we've got it in the public version right now.  I remember that text very vividly because that was a time when I was tasked with hand checking (to a large extent) texts we had planned to process.  That text was extremely long, relative to the others I was hand-checking... and looking for errors in the digital transcription of that text took a very long time (almost too long, but it got processed).

Keep in touch,
Dan

[Chenusa Yomoah]

The Rotter's Club by Johnathan Coe. much much better than the sequel.

[Rosa Green]

I'd have to say Exit Here or Looking For Alaska. The Fountainhead tops the list too.