Old man and the sea

The Book of the Dunn Cow

Treasure Island, Robinson Crusoe, 20,000 Leagues and Around the World in 80 Days - yes adventure is in my blood!

Is Neuromancer a classic yet?

or Tolkien?

I tried teaching Tolkien to students at Wichita State a few years back . . . it was a tough sell. So much lingering with language

I never liked Dickens, until I read A Tale of Two Cities

I like some dickens. Reading and listening to John Irving made me go back and reconsider Dickens . . . . Irving is a big fan

There's some dynamite Vonnegut . . .

To Kill A Mockingbird

lfeld52: I simply love that novel as well.

Stoker's dracula is actually surprisingly good . . .

I haven't read Dracula. Is it something I could read in the evening and not have to worry about nightmares?

The rings trilogy.. Dune.. I have so many favorite books in all genres.. hard to pick one..

Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy

Don Quixote de la Mancha... and Cyrano de Bergerac

Okay how about simply your top picks

All Creatures Great and Small