Morning coffee (39 photos)

#30 I see a John Green book in that stack! If you haven't read John Green's new book The Fault in Our Stars you are missing out! Read it!

#30 The Angels' Game & Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon

#12 rocks my world! #30 too many to list, but among them are the Harry Potter series, and all of Ilona Andrews books.

#30 As a kid, Mice at Center Ice. As an adult, Lamb by Christopher Moore.

#4 I wanted to do that, good thing I didn't try

I'd say Lolita, Madame Bovary, Notre Dame de Paris and maybe Franny and Zooey.

#30 Catcher in the Rye!! Is my #1. Anything by Emily Giffin. Love my chick lit.

#30- Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Eat, Pray, Love. The DaVinci Code. Memoirs of a Geisha… I realize they have all been made into movies but I actually read them way before the movies came out

Favorite Book of all time: The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo series and 1984

#8 soo true!

#12 this made my day

#30
John Dies at the End

Favorite book of all time? Why not ask a mother who her favorite child is? But in all seriousness, East of Eden by John Steinbeck

#30 Probably One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish. As an adult, I've yet to find a book I love

#2
Made me laugh so hard I fell off my chair!

#11
wow! <3

#30 – Super Fudge!!! Also, To Kill A Mockingbird & The Giving Tree

#30 – All Time: The Stand by Stephen King, recently: Harry Potter.

What is #7? Chicken with ice cream?

#30

Battle Royale by Koushun Takami and naturally the Harry Potter series!

#30 The Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux

#30 Dance to the Music of Time, Darkness at Noon, Brideshead Revisited, Pale Fire, Tintin etc. etc.

#30 I'm just glad no one said twilight. Good Omens.

My fav books. are… If this is a man, The other Boleyn girl, Voices of Chernobyl, Underground, The watch that ends the night, The diving bell and the butterfly, Queen of Kings, The coldest Winter ever. I can go on and on but all of these are mostly the best no-fiction I've read.

#30 – Is there anybody out there? By Marian Keyes !

Childhoods End by Ray Bradbury and World War Z by Max Brooks