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Your top three book titles:

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Janie

The Mists of Avalon, The World According to Garp, she’s Come Undone

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Beth

Good ones!

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Pamela

Luv ur number 2 & 3 choice! Excellent

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Kelly

This man Jem. Original sinners. T r …crossfire ..sd

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Sharon

A little life

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Jackson

The Road, Everything Matters!, The Walking Dead

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Matthew

Steelheart, I am Not A Serial Killer, Legend by Angie Wu

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Natali

A Prayer For Owen Meany
We Need To Talk About Kevin
Time Travellers Wife

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Christina

That’s tough. Fall On Your Knees, Girls of Tender Age, and Tender At The Bone. Just ones off the top of my head.

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JeanneSue

I loved ‘Fall on your Knees’

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Stephanie

I loved Fall on your knees too, read it many years ago. Have you read other books by the author?

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JeanneSue

I’ve also read her novel ‘The Way the Crow Flies’

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Paola

Shantaram, the book of negroes, a son of the circus.

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Beth

A Confederacy of Dunces, Sullivan’s Island, and The Witching Hour by Anne Rice

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Robert

Lord of the Rings (Trilogy), MIdnight, Earthsearch.

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Jenni

A Fraction of the Whole, All The Light We Cannot See, and The Bronze Horseman. And Gone with the Wind. And The Street Sweeper. It’s too hard to narrow down, and those are just the ones I remember right now!

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Trudy

The Book Thief. The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society. Memoirs of a Geisha.

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Heidi

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Sharyn

Currently – Light Between Oceans, The Road Between Us, Beneath a Scarlet Sky

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Pamela

A Prayer for Owen Meany
The Stand
Lonesome Dove

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Jen

Lonesome Dove is a great pick! I like Owen Meany (just chose this for my Book Club) and The Stand —-but Lonesome Dove was unexpectedly a favorite for me!

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Rachel

Meg
Pet sematary
The kite runner

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Tyler

East of Eden, White Noise, The Castle

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Rachel

A piece of cake by Cupcake Brown , Scar Tissue, Unbroken

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Emma

Pride and Prejudice, Catcher in the Rye , The Secret History.

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Maria

The Nightingale
Pillars of the Earth
Catch 22

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Trudy

Hang on….I need to add a 4th. Hullabaloo in the Guava Orchard.

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Shelley

The nightingale
The secret wife
The storyteller

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Kathy

Most recent ones that left their mark – The cellist of Sarajevo, a man called Ove and the Boy made of Blocks

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Ellie

I’ve wanted to read The Cellist of Sarajevo for years now but had forgotten about it until reading your comment. Thank you!

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Jess

1. The fault in our stars
2. Me before you
3. The last song

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Claire

The Road Home by Rose Tremain
Brothers by Bernice Reubens
A Little Life

Also loved Owen Meany, Time Travellers wife, secret history, remains of the day, Rachel’s holiday, a fine balance, cutting for stone. So hard to narrow down.

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Stephanie

I love both The Road Home and A Little Life. Haven’t heard of Brothers. A Fine Balance is also one of my all time favourite books. I don’t think I can choose only Three books!!

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Carol

Paint the wind. Last days of Rabbit Hayes. Night Road

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Sarah

The Kite Runner
The Art of Hearing Heartbeats
The Nightingale

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Stephanie

The kite runner and all Khaled Hosseini’s books are some of my favourites

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Haidee

Fine Balance,Agaat by Marlene van Niekerk , A Little Life and the Clan of the Cave bear series

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Georgina

I read the clan of the cave bear series years ago and know so few people who’ve read it. It’s a fantastic series although I got fed up waiting for the next books to come out lol

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Haidee

@Georgina I loved the series. Read them years ago and it still remains with me! I think I might read them again!

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Stephanie

Not heard of Agaat or Clan of the cave bear but love your other two choices so I should check them out

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Jen

Clan of the Cave Bear ????

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Michelle

Love clan of the cave bears

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Vanessa

Small Great Things, Jodi Picoult
The Kind Worth Killing, Peter Swanson
Between You And Me, Lisa Hall

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Willow

I, Robot
The Brief and Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao
Sacre Bleu

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Willow

At least, right now. In 5 minutes, I’ll want to edit this list because I’ll realize that Neil Gaiman isn’t on this list and I adore his writing or that Wuthering Heights is a strong contender for first spot, so is Bambi. Bambi reminds me that I also loved Watership Down from the time I was a kid too. The Martin was fantastic. The Girl with All the Gifts. All Creatures Great and Small. And, and, and….

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Jen

Watership Down, The Last Unicorn and Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of Nimh! Classics from my childhood. (And I’ll always love Wuthering Heights)

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Sinéad

The Amatuer Marraige. A Suitable Boy. The Little Drummer Girl.

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Barbara

Outlander series by Diana Gabeldon
The century trilogy by Ken Follett
Ready Player One

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JeanneSue

Just finished ‘Reaady Player One’ fun fun read!

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Emily

1. Game of Thrones Series there’s 5 of them.
2. Harry Potter Series.
3. Black Dagger Brotherhood Series I think there’s like 7 of them not sure.

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Michelle

Love lack dagger brotherhood ? there is about 12 now

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Emily

The last one I have is about John I think

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Sarah

Gone with the wind
Harry Potter
Still Alice

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Kymm

Top three recent books that I’ve read:
1. Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn
2. Forgotten Garden by Kate Morton
3. Enchantment: The Life of Audrey Hepburn by Donald Spoto

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Brittany

The Help
The Rescue
The Pact

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Jen

Gone with the wind, the sookie Stackhouse series, the help

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Lara

1-Mao’s last dancer
2-The girl in the green sweater
3- The space between us
( ALSO – Cutting for stone )

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Suzanne

Forever Amber, Nanking Road, Once and Future King

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Birdie

Handmaid’s Tale, The life we bury, Anne of Green gables

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Brittany

To kill a mockingbird
The mortal instruments series
Harry Potter series

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Yvonne

Anathem by Neal Stephenson, The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula Le Guin, Uprooted by Naomi Novik (won the Nebula Award last year).

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Holly

The Glass Castle
Kite Runner
The Book Thief

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Corinne

The Bronze Horseman, The Nightengale, Cutting for Stone

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Erica

Harry Potter series, On the Road and David Copperfield

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Angelique

The Glass Castle, The Help, A Marriage of Opposites

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Andrea

Shantaram
A thousand splendid suns
Kite runner

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Isa

The Color of Water, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, The Kite Runner

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JeanneSue

some great titles! Let me offer up 3 of my favorites not already posted…’The Stand’ Stephen King, ‘Light a penny Candle’ Maeve Binchy and ‘Cashelmara’ Susan Howatch

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Sally

A Prayer for Owen Meany, Kavalier and Clay, & Great Gatsby (first three that came to mind of SO many!)

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Deanna

The Alchemist, Glass Castle, Kite Runner, Spendid Suns, Girl on Train, A Fine Balance, Life of Pi, Gone Girl, Room, The Secret Daughter, Time Traveller’s Wife, She’s Come Undone, Promise Not to Tell, etc etc etc

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Moya

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Stephanie

Far too difficult to choose just three books, I would struggle to choose my top 10

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Sean

1984
The road
Of mice and men

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Moya

Long Walk to Freedom, Strumpet City, Gone with the Wind……asking for your top ten choices would still have been difficult….

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Maddy

Atlas Shrugged, Time Traveller’s Wife, Rebecca.

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Chana

The Casual Vacancy (J.K. Rowling), The Ocean At The End Of The Lane (Neil Gaiman) and An Evil Mind (Chris Carter).

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Carol

Paint the wind. Imzadi. Apache series (5 books)

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