my best would be the giver my worst would be any book about two people falling in love and being normal and boring

Worst book ever? I somehow managed the first paragraph of twilight without clawing my eyes out and squeezing the ooze out into a pile of my own vomit, if that counts. Best one, I would say my own, but then again I am biased on that one xD

what's your book about? I might like to read it put it on fanfic or something. and ya twilight was pretty horrendous at least the first one the rest got better. I cant even watch the first one without laphing

movie wise im sure the book is alittle better

My book I consider an original, I didn't conciously base it on anybody elses'ideas. It should be getting published as a novella sometime this upcoming january. You can mail order it (when it comes out) from barnes and noble website or amazon. I will also make a digital copy. The printed book will probably be under 20, and the ebook around 2 USD. I would like to tell you the storyline, but i'd like to guard the idea, at least until its copyrighted. Look around for Sunshine 60, I'm glad you're interested and thanks for asking :D

And I didn't bother with any of the twilight series after that paragraph, movies or books.

I've read a lot of great books including:
1) The Five People You Meet in Heaven (currently reading)
2) The Night Circus
3) The Battle of the Sun
4) A Virgin Heart (1920's)
5) Catcher in the Rye (which a lot of people didn't like for some reason, I loved it).
6) The Little Prince

You should check out those books, even though you might have a hard time finding "A Virgin Heart", I happened upon it in an old library. I have not read any books I didn't like so far.

One of my favorites is Misery, by Stephen King. Found a hard cover of it at a book store recently, so I got the chance to re-read it. Cant place an absolute "best" off the top of my head though.

Not sure about worst either, I usually look into most books I read beforehand, so I dont encounter many bad ones. However, most books read in English class become kinda boring for me.
Between people slowly reading out loud, and the teacher stopping every 5 minutes, I lose interest and end up just finishing it at home.

I'll say the typical one, Harry Potter. The sixth book, Half-Blood Prince. The worst book gotta be The Casual Vacancy, also from JK Rowling. I mean, what the heck is with that book? At the beginning someone dies from falling from a great height or something then the rest is about everyone who used to be friends of the dead person talking about him...

I love the book called Midnighters!!!!! best book ever!!

I love the Scott Westerfield'series : UGLIES, PRETTIES, SPECIAL, EXTRAS

The best book i've ever read is "A Clockwork Orange".
The worst one probably is any book from "Percy Jackson" series, they are just horrible

Oh man, I think my favorite book is a toss-up between Gatsby and Les Miserables. 1260 pages my ass. Took my a month and a half to read. But it was still really good!

Best? I'd have to say...Phoenix Rising.
Worst? The Awakening.

>>12 go die in a hole.

I liked all of H. G. Well's books that i have read, I love 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea by Jules Verne, and "The Immortal Nicholas Flamel" Series By Micheal Scott

anyone ever read witch of blackbird pond its pretty good

Best is the stand, by Stephen king
Worst is witch and wizard

this is a dupe.

>click all threads over der on da right
>Ctrl+f
>type in best books or worse books
wow, such bbs skills
so leet

I really doesn´t like new sagas u.u They´re too comercial and the stories are very similar... Where are the old books that made us think?

I can't decide what's the best I have ever read, but I'll say the worst was The Awakening by Kate Chopin. Had to read it in AP English and it was terrible!

I read a book called The Giver which was really good. The second book in the series wasn't THAT good, but I loved the third and fourth one.

I cant choose the worst book i've ever read, but the ones I love..
Tolkien ones: The lord of the rings, the hobbit, the silmarillion, all of these contain the most amazing stories i've ever known. I cant believe that man's awesomeness.

ive read a book called "Out of My Mind"

i belive its one great piece of literature ^^ when i read it, i can relate to the story really well..i loved it! ^^

Some of the best books I've ever read are :
the Harry Potter series
The Book Thief
The Catcher In The Rye
Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children
The Great Gatsby
I recommend all of those really strongly~

As for the worst, I can't really think of any... which is a good thing I guess. I wasn't crazy about the last book in The Hunger Games though. It kind of dragged on for me...

Best would be Catch-22 without a doubt. Joseph Heller was a master at written comedy, which I find harder to make than spoken comedy. His use of constant repetition of phrases through multiple perspectives is genius, it creates twists and turns in the context of the story without changing the plot at all. And for as funny it is it's just as serious, Yossarian's constant existential mindset clashing against the dozens of characters whom all have their own strong comedic perspectives creates some of the best character development I'm ever read.

The best books relate to your life
The worst show how not to write.

Im trying to get my hands on Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children! I guess its good considering your post! Ill read it for sure!

>>27 stop trying to be deep please.

>>29

i kind of like the deep thinking ^^


and i've liked:
A Summer to Die
and
Out of My Mind

My personal favourites are the Freakonomics series and the books made by Cracked.com staff. They are great read. What I like about the Cracked books is that they are pretty short and casual.

Best would be Perks of Being a Wallflower (or eragon) and my worst would probably be Moby Dick.

Worst- some of the Geronimo Stilton (Just cuz)

Best- Green Angel (although it's really short)
Rules (It made me cry for no apparent reason)
The Magic Thief (I LOVE Conn)

Worst- Animal Farm

Best- Candide