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Fabulous. l am medically retired since 1998 and l have read so many good books. My favourite is The Ghost of White Hart Lane about John White of Falkirk, Spurs and Scotland by Rob White and Julie Welch. It is the best book covering the life and times of the Scottish legend killed by a bolt of lightning in 1964 at 27 yrs. of age

Game of Thrones....The books are utterly amazing

I read David Gregory Roberts' Shantaram a couple of years ago and ws thoroughly engrossed for the 1000+ pages. Whilst it is a true story it is incredulous. It is uplifting in parts, tragic in others and overall an amazing story of an incredible man.

As a child I loved reading Wind In The Willows and the adventures of Mole, the water vole Ratty and Mr Toad. I cheered when the weasels were driven out of Toad Hall. As an adult I appreciate the book even more. Mole who decides to leave spring cleaning and ends up finding true friends. The loyal Ratty who is fearless in the protection of his friends. The class struggle between the animals. Good winning over bad. Even self opinionated Mr Toad ends up realising his own faults and makes restitution for the harm he has done.

My favourite is Jayne Eyre by Charlotte Bronte. I studied it for my "O" levels & have loved it ever since. It shows Yorkshire in all its glory.

the island by victoria hislop- real and emotional never has a book reached inside and moved me so much.characters you can see and feel a deep and moving story. what are you waiting for but in on your Christmas list

Lifting The Latch by Sheila Stewart - really the memoirs of Mont Abbot, a humble yet heroic farm labourer, reveals the dramas in rural life

Before I go to sleep by SJ Watson, had me gripped so much so I had to tear myself away to go to sleep! A wonderful read

I love Carrie's War by Nina Bawden. I first read it about 30 years ago but I keep revisiting it. It's a touching heart-warming story but awful in others. It's a real journey and definitely worth a read if you haven't had the pleasure. I believe it is aimed at the younger market but don't let that put you off!

The Book Thief by Markus Kusak. This book is for me what writing is about. You learn something, you feel something and it changes you.

mine has to be the harry potter books, love them all, they all draw you into the story & can't put them down.

Cider House Rules by John Irving - moving, inspiring and thoughtful. "Good night you princes of Maine"

Anne Mcaffrey any of the Pern books. Pick stumbled across these books when I was recovering from an operation and a friend lent me them. I had had a total knee reconstruction and was in agony but these book were so good they allowed me to escape to Pern and I forgot about the pain. I read the whole series while I was recovering and still love rereading them now xx

Confessions Of A Shopaholic had me glued....i couldnt put it down. I shared every emotion with Rebecca and i really did get lost in this lighthearted book. Full of fun and humour too which never made me want to put it down.

My favourite is Oliver Twist every since I read it as a child

Mort by terry pratchett , the first book that actually made me laugh out loud i have read every book of his since

I have so many favourite books its so hard to choose but in recent years THE SHADOW OF THE WIND by Carlos Ruiz Zafon is one I find hard to forget.

The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry has such a sentimental meaning for me since my childhood.

My favourite book is The Magic Faraway Tree by Enid Blyton,i loved it as a child as all the characters come to life and they have magical adventures at the top of the tree in different lands.I read it to each of my 5 children and now i love reading to my 5 year old grandson who is loving it as much as the rest of us

Carter Beats the Devil by Glen David Gold
It has got it all: mystery, history, romance, science, magic.

Labyrinth by Kate Mosse,it's a tale that's set in France and dips from the past and present.It's a tale of love and reincarnation.Wonderful book.

Elizabeth is missing manages to make you feel as confused as the subject, an insight in to the life of those with alzheimers.