What's your favorite book and why?

[maxxz91]

I prefer to read or even re-read some books of Leo Tolstoi. Couple of weeks ago, when I was trying to write essay about my university field of study (philosophy), in that moment I took 2 books of him (one of them - war and peace), and they helped not just me, by my friends as well, because Leo Tolstoi is a really genius in the field of writing.

[maxxz91]

John Green's Paper Towns and Looking For Alaska. I love how the characters are presented, they seem so relatable and realistic, yet the storyline is not predictable.

Oh yeah, that's a great choice!

Read it two times.

[coccomomoa]

Maganda di ung books na Tell Me Why. I had those when I was a kid pero na ondoy na.

[Dorothy Clarkson]

Definitely Jane Eyre. It’s fantastic and I’m surprised how readable it is. Maybe I’m just getting more used to the writing from this time period, but I usually find I really have to focus and sometimes read sentences over again to grasp the meaning. I’ve had to do that very few times with Jane Eyre. I wish I’d read it sooner, but it will be another one checked off my reading bucket list!
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[Ojiisan]

Title: Guyton and Hall Textbook of Medical Physiology
Author(s): John E. Hall
Publisher: Elsevier
Year: 2016
Edition: 13th
ISBN: 9781455770052

[lilywolf]

Right now, it's probably The Book Thief by Markus Zusak. So haunting but also so beautifully written :')

[warhokage143]

dictionary. learns new meaning

[P-Chan]

cookbook gahapon ako tubag... kay lami... hahahah

[MollyMillions]

Superbook...Oh Superbook.

[chica007]

Now I read and study the information that is related to my hobby. I'm an aspiring photographer. I am interested in everything related to photography and its retouching. Recently I found here a very interesting blog on the topic of fashion photo retouching. I like to study and read. I believe that a person must always learn. This is the key to a successful life! Do you agree with me?