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message 1: by Jack, Founder (new)

Jack (jack_) | 2831 comments Mod
This thread is for discussing Fiction novels and authors. What is your favourite Fiction book? What Fiction authors do you like?


message 2: by Jack, Founder (new)

Jack (jack_) | 2831 comments Mod
I feel so left out, not t have read To Kill A Mockingbird. Ill have to pick it up.


message 3: by Jack, Founder (new)

Jack (jack_) | 2831 comments Mod
Yes, I've heard.


message 4: by Pink (new)

Pink I love To Kill a Mockingbird, definitely in my top 5 or 10 books.
Jack you should read it!

Some of my other favourite fiction books are:
The Great Gatsby - F Scott Fitzgerald
The Lovely Bones - Alice Sebold
Brideshead Revisited - Evelyn Waugh
The Princess Bride - William Goldman
Things Fall Apart - Chinua Achebe

Kyle, apart from Dickens I don't think I know any of those authors!


message 5: by Jack, Founder (new)

Jack (jack_) | 2831 comments Mod
All great books, Pink.


message 6: by Kerry (new)

Kerry | 11 comments I have too many loves to name one favourite, but I will say one that caught me by surprise was how much I loved East of Eden by John Steinbeck. I read it as a "eat your vegetables, read some classics" challenge I set for myself a couple of years ago, and it ended up being one of the best books ever. Lead me straight to The Grapes of Wrath, which I also loved. Who knew!


message 7: by Caitlin (new)

Caitlin | 8 comments I second the Princess Bride as a favourite fiction book!

I just read The 100 Year Old Man who Jumped out the Window and Disappeared. That has to be one of my favourite books of all time - so lighthearted and so much fun!


message 8: by Jack, Founder (new)

Jack (jack_) | 2831 comments Mod
I'm reading that at the moment Caitlin. I'm loving it! It's so imaginative.


message 9: by Caitlin (new)

Caitlin | 8 comments I like that the story is so completely unbelievable, but somehow it's so you hardly notice until you stop and think it through


message 10: by Caitlin (new)

Caitlin | 8 comments The Lover's Dictionary is another fantastic book with a totally unique style.


message 11: by Laurel (new)

Laurel (goodreadscomboddy_l) | 621 comments The Winds of War & War and Remembrance, by Herman Wouk, 2 Books, to be read consecutively, set in WW 2 era, but like many of you- a difficult choice to make.


Maggie the Muskoka Library Mouse (mcurry1990) "Life of Pi" by Yann Martel is an excellent book.


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