Books That You Can't Stop Reading

[PinkGalaxies]

Have you gotten a book that you read, and you loved it so much that you had to read it again?

I have bought several books that are just that awesome to me.

My list is as follows:

The Vampirates series by Justin Somper, almost all Dean Koontz books, R.L. Stine's Goodnight Kiss series, the Holy Bible (King James version), and several Stephen King books.

I probably have more, but I don't feel like thinking of them.

Do you have any favorite books like that? If so, post a comment below.

[Jozette]

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[RyuTama]

The Harry Potter series
The Inheritance Cycle by Christopher Paolini
The Talisman by Stephen King. <<< I think this might be my favourite book of all time.

So much more I need to read though. So many good authors; not enough time. D;

[Jozette]

The Harry Potter series
The Inheritance Cycle by Christopher Paolini
The Talisman by Stephen King. <<< I think this might be my favourite book of all time.

So much more I need to read though. So many good authors; not enough time. D;
and you most certanily have no time for this.
http://youtu.be/JaAd8OuwwPk

[RyuTama]

and you most certanily have no time for this.

Well hey if I'm sick and not able to go to work or school, then that gives me time to read.

Optimism FTW.

[PinkGalaxies]

The Talisman by Stephen King. <<< I think this might be my favourite book of all time.


I have been wanting to read that for a very long time, but the book stores here either don't have it in stock or they don't sell it.

[RyuTama]

I have been wanting to read that for a very long time, but the book stores here either don't have it in stock or they don't sell it.

Have you tried requesting a copy from a library within your district/country online? I had to do that for a couple of books if my local libraries didn't have them. It's definitely a must-read for all Stephen King fans.

[PinkGalaxies]

Have you tried requesting a copy from a library within your district/country online? I had to do that for a couple of books if my local libraries didn't have them. It's definitely a must-read for all Stephen King fans.

I haven't tried before. Thanks for the advice. :]

Yes, that's what some of my friends have told me. The plot sounds very interesting, so it probably is a must read. >.<'

[RyuTama]

Yes, that's what some of my friends have told me. The plot sounds very interesting, so it probably is a must read. >.<'

If I didn't already know you were a Stephen King fan, I'd warn you about the language and intense imagery, but, I don't think I need to say anything. ^^;

Let me know what you think once you get a hold of it~. =3

[PinkGalaxies]

If I didn't already know you were a Stephen King fan, I'd warn you about the language and intense imagery, but, I don't think I need to say anything. ^^;

Let me know what you think once you get a hold of it~. =3

Yeah, I like horror stuff. x3

Will do. :]

[Jacob's Ladder]

Ender's Game Saga: by Orson Scott Card
Aliens: Earth Hive Trilogy: by Steve Perry
Hunger Games Trilogy: by Susan Collins
One Second After
StarCraft Dark Templar saga
Gears of War: Aspho Fields, Anvil Gate, Jacinto's Remnant, Coalitions End
Halo Saga

[Kirei Shijin]

Anything by Paulo Coelho - especially The Alchemist.
Manga-wise... Hot Gimmick! I can't get enough.

[KyouFalls]

The Hunger Games Trilogy.

[ChibiLovett]

I think I've read all three books in The Looking Glass Wars series by Frank Beddor at least four times each. xD Then the first two Hatter Ms (the only ones I've had access to) at least twice and I have Princess Alyss of Wonerland that I've read I don't know how many times since it's basically a children's book so I can read it within a matter of minutes. I've also read The Asylum for Wayward Victorian Girls by Emilie Autumn at least three times. I've only read Affinity by Sarah Waters once but it's one I could definitely read a million times over and never get sick of. <3

And Harry Potter, of course. Who could forget that? ;)

[The Ace RailGun]

Well I'm not sure how many times I've read these trilogies but my favorites so far are the Navigator Trilogy, and the Atherton Trilogy. Single book wise my faves are currently Eldest, and The universe in a nutshell. Manwha wise 50 million Km, and Manga wise Eureka Seven.

[Princess Cupcake]

I've decided to read Coraline once again and a couple other books that I really enjoyed. Even though I already know what happens, it's the magic of words, sentences, paragraphs, and chapters that bring me to revisit a story.

[seoulhime31]

Vampire Knight by Matsuri Hino is a book I can't get my hands off of.:)

[Xeyuzio]

Does manga count? I would deprive myself of sleep to read Claymore? If you guys want book books, I also had a hard time putting down Kite Runner.

[marvel_phoenix]

Garth Nix's Abhorsen trilogy, and Kristin Britain's Green Rider series are two of my favorites. Then I started reading the Twilight saga, just to see what the deal is. Now I can't put the stupid things down...

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[Kleio]

Novels/Authors:
Various Stephen King books
Anne Rice (pre Jesus fanfic writing)
Dean Koontz
Harry Potter
The Wicked Years
Alas, Babylon
Millennium Series (The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo etc)
James Patterson (Ermahgerd Alex Cross)
Steven James' Patrick Bowers Files (Detective stories are the best ever)
Edgar Allen Poe

Manga:
Fruits Basket
Sensual Phrase
Hellsing
Death Note
Sailor Moon

[Nephthys]

I must have read Queen by Alex Haley a dozen times, it's one of my favorite books.