Which of these books do you enjoy reading most ? Why ?

Thriller



The Spy Who Came In From The Cold By John Le Carre (Spy Thriller)

From Russia With Love 鈥?Ian Fleming

The Blue Nowhere 鈥?Jeffery Deaver

The War Of The Worlds- H.G Wells

The Red Dragon 鈥?Thomas Harris

The Silence Of The Lambs- Thomas Harris

Shutter Island- Dennis Lehane

Coma 鈥?Robin Cook

The Surgeon 鈥?Tess Gerritsen

Ocean Floor 鈥?Robert Kurson

Green River Turning Red 鈥?Anne Rule



















Suspense





Who Killed My Daughter 鈥?Lois Duncan

Don鈥檛 Look Behind You - Lois Duncan

Stranger With My Face- Lois Duncan

I Know What You Did Las Summer 鈥?Lois Duncan

Locked In Time 鈥?Lois Duncan

Don鈥檛 Scream 鈥?Joan Lowery Nixon













Horror



The Shining 鈥?Stephen King

The Exorcist 鈥?William Blatty









Comedy



The Hippopotamus 鈥?Stephen Fry

The Loved One 鈥?Evelyn Waugh

Changing Places 鈥?David Lodge





Romantic



Pride And Prejudice 鈥?Jane Austen

Outlander 鈥?Diana GabaldonWhich of these books do you enjoy reading most ? Why ?
Thriiller: The Silence of the Lambs, because I love the interaction between Lecter and Starling.



Suspense: I've never read any of those. My favorite suspense novel is Dean Koontz's Intensity.



Horror: If those are my only options, The Shining. I love books with untrustworthy narrators.



Comedy: Never read any of your choices. Terry Pratchett, Neil Gaiman, and Connie Willis have written my favorite comedic books.



Romantic: My favorite romance novel, hands down, is Bittersweet by Nevada Barr. Jane Austen is overrated.
The War Of The Worlds- H.G Wells. Even after over 100 years its still a fascinating and compelling read.Which of these books do you enjoy reading most ? Why ?
Loved The Red Dragon, and alll of the Robin Cook books. Anything by James Patterson.
The Shining because stephen king is my fave author, i have read all of his booksWhich of these books do you enjoy reading most ? Why ?
War of the Worlds by HG Wells.



He is an all-time fav of mine. I have read his other Sci-Fi books as well. His classic Sci-Fi is so much better rated than all the new junk out there now. (In my personal opinion.)



But I will tell you my FAVORITE book, even though it is not on your list.



Watership Down by Richard Adams. (Look it up!) I've read it multiple times, to the point it is falling apart.
Coma and the Shining......both eery, both brilliant......you ought to read Rage by Jonathon Kellerman....from the look of this list, you have similar tastes to me!
Of your list, The Shining by Stephen King, although I like The Stand better. I love his characters....right away you feel like they are people you have known all your life, and by the end of the story, you're sorry to see them go and wish the book went on and on......
I've read most of Anne Rule's but not this one. She is the best crime writer out there without a doubt.
Of all the list, the Outlander series by Diana Gabaldon was my favorite. I usually read murder/mystery books. Tess Gertison is my favorite of the books you've listed in that catagory. I don't really like Jeffrey Deaver. His work doesn't appeal to me.
I haven't read any of these but "Silence of the Lambs" is one of my all time favorite movies.



Patricia Cornwell is a favorite author of mine....she writes mysteries. LOVE HER WORK !!!!
None of the above, darling. I read John Steinbeck and mystery novels.
The Silence of The Lambs - still try to discover the hidden message in the writers words. The Shining - made me thin k thet mind is a scary place to live especially if you choose to live there alone. Pride and Prejudice - a woman who chose to love confronting herself the human lack of understanding and the world's narrowness when coming to woman's liberty.
Silence of the Lambs

Coma

The Exorcist
Although I have read 100's if not 1000's of books in my 24 years, I have only read one on your list Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austin. I actually love this book. I like that even though it's a period in which women were not supposed to think beyond who to marry, Jane Austin wrote a book that at it's core still holds true today. People judge based on money, gender and gossip everyday. And this book points out that you might be passing on the best thing in your life based on those prejudices.