What are your favorite books?

Title pretty much says it all, but any kind of books from fiction to non-fiction, just list your favorites and put why or what it's about as well if you'd like.

Ring of Hell- Goes over the career of Chris Benoit and goes over his life, suicide and the immediate aftermath of his death. Probably my favorite non-fiction book ever.

Battle Royale- Bunch of kids on an island forced to kill each other until one is left standing. A brutal, violent but surprisingly deep book. The manga is awesome and recommended but it is EXTREMELY Graphic.

Let the Circle Be Unbroken, Roll of Thunder Hear My Cry, The Road to Memphis- A trilogy of books about a young black girl in Mississippi named Cassie Logan and her family set during the Great Depression/beginning of World War II

What If I Had Never Try It: Valentino Rossi. The Autobigoraphy. Pretty much the title. The book told about Valentino Rossi's stories. He wrote this in random since the first chapter of this book wasn't about his chilhood. Good stuff xD

Survivor by Chuck Palahniuk. I like a lot of his books, but it's a definite favorite

Let Me In: Great take on the vampire novel

Charlie & The Chocolate Factory: I've probably read it more than any other book.

Salem's Lot: The best Stephen King novel in my honest opinion.

The Rum Diary: A great bit of HST that's more fiction than fact. Never saw the movie.

Eccentric Orbit by John "Joe Bob Briggs" Bloom has been good, or at least what I've read of it so far...I will finish it someday. It's well written and I like the author, but the subject matter is kind of meh.

"God, No!" by Penn Jillette. I always found Penn to be a reasonable atheist. I myself am not an atheist, but I did enjoy reading his outlook on life.

"Tough Sh*t" by Kevin Smith. It's basically just written word of one of his long shpeals, and I love a good Kevin Smith rant.


"Permanently Suspended" by Anthony Cumia despite the fact that he more or less told the book verbatim in every interview he ever had about it. Still a nice peek behind the curtain.


"The Disaster Artist" by Greg Sestero. Wa better than the movie.