What is your favorite book?
What is your favorite book? You can answer with Spanish or English.
I will answer with Spanish.
**Mi libro favorito es Harry Potter. Especialmente, Harry Potter y las Reliquias de la Muerte ** 
29 Answers
Obras completas, de Jorge Luis Borges.
Mi libro favorito es la Borde de la Fundación por Isaac Asimov. Me gustan sus libros de la ciencia ficción.
Esta pregunta es muy difícil. Me gusta La Biblia, pero también todos libros de James Patterson. Cuando era niña mi libro favorito fue llamada "Child of the Silent Night", un libro sobre Helen Keller.
Anything by Nabakov. Also Shogun. And the Songs of Ice and Fire! 
And War books.
Although the actual best book is Lolita by Nabakov.
Puckoon , by Spike Milligan. To show me the absurdity of the human
condition ,and give me a laugh.
The complete works of William Shakespeare .To experience the beauty of the
English language , and teach to me it's growth and change .
One hundred stories of O'Henry. For his deliciously funny and irreverent way
with dialogue , which I find quintessentially American, his philosophy is as modern
as today, and still entertains me 60 years after my first fortunate encounter.
Hard to pick just one, but I guess I'll go with Exact Solutions to Einstein's Field Equations (2nd ed.).
I don't think I can pick one! I am a lover of Shakespeare, and I really enjoy the book The Things They Carried by Tim O'Brien.
Como agua para chocolate escrito por Laura Esquival, uno de mis favoritos en Español 
The Lord of the Rings (El señor de los anillos???????)
2666 de Roberto Bolaño Tu rostro mañana de Javier Marias
I sure would appreciate it if someone would translate this correctly for me: (Thanks)
It is my opinion that the Bible is the only book worth reading, albeit I feel it should be studied more than read. That being said, I have found these books to be quite enjoyable. (In no particular order) Lonesome Dove - Larry McMurtry; Gone With the Wind - Margaret Mitchell; Animal Farm - George Orwell; Roots: The Saga of an American Family - Alex Haley which also makes me think of The Autobiography of Malcom X. Any biography, especially one of the autobiographical nature is actually my favorite. I was once told the best way to learn history from a certain time period was to read biographies from that time period, and I must agree that that is most assuredly the way to go about it.
Thanks to anyone who translates this for me. My Spanish is not that far progressed. I'm curious as to how far I've come and how far I need to go in order to be able to communicate in an acceptable fashion.
mis libros preferidos son libros de cocina
There are so many that are good. RIght now I am thinking of The Yearling
Break for the Basket by Matt Christopher.
"Cien años de soledad" de Gabriel García Márquez
"El Silmarillion" de JRTolkien
"El Padrino" Mario Puzo
"Twilight" Stephanie Meyer
