Favorite Fiction Book?

[Nova]

I mostly read the short stories during my downtime and it is kind of fun to read short stories that I can finish in a day or two. And that is a good experience for me overall especially during the work times. And now even during the lockdown it is a good experience. 

I mostly read the fantasy, scifi, horror and few other genres of short stories. 

What's your favorite fiction book?

[Uncrowned Guard]

I actually really enjoyed the Deep Black series of books but I'm somethings an idiot and read them out of order 😂

[Paige]

On 11/21/2021 at 10:35 AM, Uncrowned Guard said:

I actually really enjoyed the Deep Black series of books but I'm somethings an idiot and read them out of order 😂

Reading things out of order is sometimes the best way to read it!

[Kyng]

All of the Harry Potter books - although, if I had to pick one, I would go with Prisoner of Azkaban.

[Joshua Farrell]

I love most books that place people in the potential future. Example, Star Trek. Plenty of books that have been written officially and by people who like the concept of star trek. Ender's Game Series was one that I read a few times over.

[Nomad]

One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez and Ulysses by James Joice are my two all-time favorite fiction. I have read these books multiple times. I like these books for a couple of reasons, for example, they have a great story and they have a unique narrative style. I like these books for Magical Realism and Stream of Consciousness.

[Heatman]

My favourite fiction book at the moment is going to Fire & Blood by George R.R Martin. I love how the books have been adapted to the TV Show House of the Dragon. In fact, I love all of books written by Martin. 

[Cory]

I haven't even read a whole lot of books all the way through in my lifetime, but since I've always been a big fan of the trilogy, The Lord of the Rings was a book I had to read after watching the films. Some of it is odd and hard to understand, such as the Elvish stuff, but it lines up with the films decently and is a really interesting read.