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My favourite book is Sticky Wicket by Barry Norman. It combines two of my biggest interest, cricket and film & TV, into one book and is a great laugh from start to finish.
Have read many times, particularly when I need cheering up.

Capital by John Lanchester: social commentary that makes you think about the way UK lives are currently lived. However the characters' mind sets differ from the reader's one learns from them.

I read and loved Brooklyn long before the film , I have such pictures in my head that I am afraid to go to see the film !

Have just tidied up my entry - too many spaces.

Lovely thread reminding me of many books I have enjoyed. There are also a number of books I have not come across and sound interesting so I am off to kindle to see if they are available. That should sort out my winter reading.

The Light Between the Oceans by M L Steadman

Hauntingly beautiful novel about choices and living with the subsequent consequences. Sometimes good people make bad choices but it does not determine who they are.

My fav books are the anne rice beauty trilogy. Ive worn out my first copies and had to replace them with new ones.

I LOVE Misery by Stephen King. I was never really into reading before but this book changed it all. I now adore reading and Steven King.

Frankie by Domini Highsmith is a moving story of a neglected child, starved of his mother's love. You will want to rescue Frankie from his torment, hug him and give him a happy home.

Testament of Youth - Vera Brittain, it's a compelling history of how a generation was changed forever by war and the reason I am a pacifist. And if I can cheat as there is a trilogy of Testaments, Testament of Friendship and Testament of Experience are excellent as well

I love the Song of Fire and Ice series by George R R Martin. The first Game of Thrones is still my favourite.

The Inheritors by William Golding - the only novel to make me think like a Neanderthal!

Recently the book I have enjoyed most was The a Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins.

Very difficult to chose one favourite. But a book I can always go back to & have a giggle is Cold Comfort Farm by Stella Gibbons. Wonderful characters, surrealism, and then there is "something nasty in the woodshed". Brilliant!

I have just re-read 'To Kill a Mockingbird' by Harper Lee and it is still an engrossing, fascinating book.

The Tea Rose by Jennifer Donnelly, it's a real page turner and you're drawn into Fionas world from the very 1st page.

Harry Potter! Nothing like a bit of escapism that harry Potter can give you!

I love 'Me Before You' by Jo JO Moyes. It is beautifully written and is a wonderful story.

I have many well loved authors and books. So many that it is too hard to choose a favourite, so I have to say that whatever book I'm reading, at that time it is my favourite.

My favourite book at the moment is Me Before you by JoJo Moyes. What a book and nothing like I have read before. Very thought provoking!

Roads Ahead edited by Catherine o'Flynn a collection of short stories by new talents. I particularly enjoy 'Six of the best' by Iain Grant. Based around Birmingham in the 70s, its a stark reality of life in council estates, with a wicked twist at the end.

My favourite book at the moment is Me Before you by JoJo Moyes. What a book!! and nothing like I have read before. Very thought provoking to say the least. My husband is reading it now and cannot put it down, so not just for the Ladies! I am going to get After You to read next...So looking forward reading it.

"Orange is the new black" - How sure are you that you will never get behind bars?

The Stand by Stephen King. An epic journey of a book. How he brings the strands of a story together and always has a great ending is a great skill.

The Hitch Hikers' Guide to the Galaxy, Douglas Adams. Such an original idea and absolutely hilarious. Even though we first read it many years go my friends and I still go around quoting it today!

Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte. I read it in English class at school and just fell in love with it. It's full of darkness and redemption. Brilliant.