If you were allowed to read only one more book for the rest of your life, which would it be?

[Anonymous]

A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Betty Smith

[Anonymous]

any of the first three Trixie Belden books. That was my favorite series as a kid and something about them just takes me back to a wonderful time in my childhood when I would just curl up with a book on a summer day and be immersed with my literary friends.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A Prayer for Owen Meany

+1 So glad I'm not alone on this one!

I was going to say this, too!

[Anonymous]

Hidden Figures about the black women mathematicians

[Anonymous]

I will be the cliche and say "Pride and Prejudice." I honestly want my children to read this to me as I drift on my deathbed (hopefully) out of life.

[Anonymous]

Jane Eyre

[Anonymous]

Catch 22

[Anonymous]

The Glass Castle
North of Normal

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Jane Eyre

+1

Or, The Prince of Tides

[Anonymous]

One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel García Márquez

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A Prayer for Owen Meany

+1 So glad I'm not alone on this one!

I was going to say this, too!

Me too!!! I just love him, and this was probably my favorite. But seeing 100 Years of Solitude gave me pause!

[Anonymous]

Anne of Green Gables

[Anonymous]

Don Quixote

[Anonymous]

North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Alexander Hamilton by Ron Chernow or George Washington

If you are not a big history fan I have other suggestions!

Thanks everyone!

PP i am not a history buff, and also not a sci-fi person.