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Hmm, I don't know if my comment posted or not... But my absolute favorite book of all time, is The Princess by Lori Wick..... It's one that when I'm finished reading, I usually restart it right after, I absolutely love it! It's such a great, great book!

a favorite book that i have is a classic...called Hard Times.

I love the Shopaholic series by Sophie Kinsella. Thanks for the giveaway!

i've been reading lots of books to my 2 children lately. the ones i really love are a collection that belonged to my husband and now our children get to enjoy them. they are the "sweet pickles" collection. written by Jacquelyn Reinach and illustrated by richard hefter. in the world of "sweet pickles," each animal gets into a pickle because of an all too human personality trait. for example, in the sweet pickles book "fixed by camel," she's a very practical camel and can fix anything. there are 26 books total and each one teaches a valuable lesson to be learned.

My favorite book right now is "The Last Lecture" by Randy Pausch. His lecture was called "Really Achieving Your Childhood Dreams" and he delivered it to an audience at Carnegie Mellon University where he was a professor. He was sick with pancreatic cancer at the time and has since passed. I guarantee you won't want to put it down!!

Just reread East of Eden, again. Takes me back to my college days.

A favorite book? That is like asking me which child is my favorite!
I love "Witch of Blackbird Pond" over the years I have picked up several copies to re-read.
"To Kill a Mockingbird" (I am in the process of re-reading it right now)
For a trendy favorite, "Twilight" series ... of course!
For my feminine side "The Secret Life of Bees" or "The Mermaid Chair" by Sue Monk Kidd
OH! I love all Jodi Picoult's books for a read that will make you really think about what you think you know. Awesome! (Though my favorite of hers would probably be "Tenth Circle" ... or "Nineteen Minutes" ... or ..oh, shoot, all of them!)
I also loved, loved, loved Anne Rice ... though my favorite of hers wasn't the Vampire or Withces Chronicles, but Ramses (which she never made into a series and I don't know why!)
You really opened a flood gate for me on this question! I just hope I WIN!!! I really am wanting to try out a monthly paper kit to see how I like them. Hint, hint. ;)

I love the Twilight saga right now. And there's this one book I loved back in college titled "A Knight in Shining Armor". :)

I love reading everyone's favorite books. Hard to pick, but one of my favorite's is Rebecca and one of my favorite children's book is Love You Forever.

I'm currently learning PSE 7, so I'm reading the Missing Manual.

My favorite book always seems to be what I've just read... right now it's "Gang Leader for a Day". A great story and a really insightful look into poverty in America.

I don't get much time to read anymore. Sigh, I miss it. The last book I read was Stori Telling. It was an interesting book. I love Tori Spellings show so I was really into the book.

Definitely one of my favorite books is These Is My Words (and the rest of the series). I also loved John Adams by David McCullough.
Most of the time though I am reading a classic Agatha Christie o something similar :)

It's hard to choose just one....I love to read but I would have to say the Mitford series by Jan Karon is a great set of about 7 to 8 books that invite the reader into the lives of people who live in a small town. The first book, At Home in Mitford is one of my fav's out of the whole set.

I love the J.D Robb(Nora Roberts) series about Lt. Eve Dallas and a lot of the ones already mentioned here!

I don't think I can name a favorite - i like so many for different reasons. Right now I am reading Barak Obama's The Audacity of Hope and it's a great read!

My favorite book has to be "NOW - No Opportunity Wasted" by Phil Keoghan (the host of Amazing Race). It is totally along the lines of making a "Bucket List" and then acting on those things that matter most to you. Totally inspiring!

I dont have a chance to read much but I loved the Shopaholic books!

Loved the book Water for Elephants. Such a story, perhaps because my mother is in the throes of Alzheimer's.

Sarah's Key by Tatiana deRosnay was the best book I have read in a long time. It was my book club's pick a few months ago and none of us could put it down!