Couldn't take my nose out of this..I fell in love with it. Extremely well written and subtley brimming with info and facts. First book that has ever *really* made me sob my heart out.

Harry Potter! ..An utterly unique literary creation. I am a huge fan of Harry Potter - and not embarrassed to proclaim it. Arguably the best of the 5 so far...

Fighting for first place with P.Stone...!

Still HP so still love it, but mixed feelings about OoTP. Much darker, didn't like the turn it took, did not flow as well as the others -could tell the writing had been interrupted. Fantastic though!

This is the second biography I read of Anne Frank, and the only one I own. Continuing my education of the Holocaust, I cannot fail to be moved my this book.

Just as good as its prequel - and so interesting to read 'what came next'...permanent place on my bookshelf.

I've read many retellings of the King Arthusr/Camelot tale, but this one is probably the most unique.

I have the whole collection of Austen's novels, and excepting Northanger Abbey, enjoy all of them on many levels - as a reader and as a student of literature.

I love Tudor history. I'm not a huge fan of Starkey, though. I've avoided buying more of his books..but there are a couple just itching to be read. Notice this is on my favourites.

I'm working my way through all the classics - hopefully will have completed *all* of them by the time I'm 25...fantastic novel of its era

Dumas style of writing is very gentle and amusing...I really enjoy re-reading 3Muskateers. Love this too, except one day I will actually finish reading it..

I'm not saying I enjoy all of his poems, many are, frankly, empty, esp. Songs of Innocence. But some, such as the Poison Tree, stick with me forever.

I said this list was childhood favourites included...similar to Watership. Love this book - and its sequal. If you like Watership, you'll like these..