My favorite book of all time
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My favorite book of all time.
I love the writing style of Mark Tufo, I love the Whole Talbot universe. And I am very entertained by this book. I have read it about 4 times now and I could read it Again. I love the personality of each character and I really feel like I know these fictional people.

Such a great read for anyone who loves a good zombie story with a great sense of humor.
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I first read Whom The Gods when I was 17 years old. It's still my favorite book of all time. Powell does a magnificent job of bringing characters like Achilles, Odysseus, and Helen of Troy to life. This is the rare type of book that you hate finishing.
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THIS IS MY FAVORITE BOOK OF ALL TIME, which is saying something as I love to read.  I have had this since it came out over 20 years ago, and probably read it every year or two.  Amazingly, I find something new every time.  Kay's writing is beautiful: lyrical and lovely to read.  The characters are complex and develop over time, and no one is simply good over evil.  This reads like historical fiction, set in a different place and with  a little magic thrown in.  Highly Recommended!
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I wish I could give this book a million stars! It is my favorite of all time and I've read it 3 times, which I never do.
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This has to be my favorite book of all time.  I read it over and over again-like once a year.  It takes me away into dream land where I can forget "life.
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This is one of my favorite books of all time.  I have read it 4 times and never tire of it.  Carol F. Raines
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One of my favorite books of all time. Brilliant. I've read it half a dozen times, watched the movie several times, and given the book as gifts to several of my favorite people.
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This is my favorite book. It was written by my favorite author. If it were up to me this book would be required reading for High School students.
It paints a world that is so much like our own that you will find yourself walking down those strange streets in your home town searching for the magic you might have missed growing up.
This is the only book that I have found myself re-reading over and over because every time I fall in love again.
It is so easy to fall into cliches when trying to recommend books to people, but you really do owe it to yourself to read this book. At worst you don't like it, but if you are anything like me it will give you an appreciation for the magic in the world around you.
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This is my favorite book of all time.  Everyone should find time to read it.  I realize it is 1024 pages of very small print and also that there are sixty-three chapters; however it is amazing.  I realize too that it is in some cases a bit racist and there are people who are offended by that; to them, I privately say, "Grow up".  Gone With the Wind is not about slavery.  It is not about white supremacy.  It is not even really about the South.  It is about how war destroys people.  You could take it and apply it to any war.  I am by no means a white supremist, but those feelings need to be pushed aside while one enjoys such a wonderful book.  I do not agree with Scarlett, or Melanie, or Ashley, or Rhett completely, but I can't help but tear up as I watch their world disappear again and again.  It is a million times better than a history book to understand the causes of bigotry in the South after the war.  As for Scarlett, she is infuriating, bullheaded, selfish, and childish, but I cannot help loving her anyway.  Perhaps my favorite lines, though, come from Ashley, lost soul though he is:
"It's a curse--this not wanting to look on naked realities.  Until the war, life was never more real to me than a shadow show on a curtain.  And I preferred it so.  I do not like the outlines of things to be too sharp.  I like them gently blurred, a little hazy...It isn't that I mind splitting logs here in the mud, but I do mind what it stands for.  I do mind, very much, the loss of the beauty of the old life I loved.  Scarlett, before the war, life was beautiful.  There was a glamor to it, a perfection and a completeness and a symmetry to it like Grecian art.  Maybe it wasn't so to everyone.  I know that now.  But to me, living at Twelve Oaks, there was a real beauty to living.  I belonged in that life.  I was a part of it.  And now it is gone and I am out of place in this new life, and I am afraid.  Now, I know that in the old days it was a shadow show I watched.  I avoided everything which was not shadowy, people and situations which were too real, too vital.  I resented their intrusion.  I tried to avoid you too, Scarlett.  You were too full of living and too real and I was cowardly enough to prefer shadows and dreams."
Everytime Ashley says what he truly thinks, it makes me cry.  I never cry about anything, but I cry over Gone With the Wind.  It's not that I want to be a part of that world, the pre-Civil War South, because I don't...it's just that Margaret Mitchell's words are magic, creating characters so real that I can't help but long for them to have what they want.
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I've read it multiple times and still payed money for a new copy... one of my favorite books of all time. Intelligent and hilarious.
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I'll always rate this as one of my favorite books of all time. Great book, story and characters. Timeless. Everyone would benefit from reading this book.
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This is, quite simply, the best book I have ever read.  It is my all-time favorite, and rightly so.  Everyone looking to expand their horizons a little bit should give this book a whirl.
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This is one of my favorite books of all time! Lost it in a move and found it again through Amazon thankfully. Received it ripped it open at the mailbox and started reading it on the short walk home. To me this can only compare to The Mists of Avon by Marrion Summer Bradley also my favorite book of all time.''
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my favorite book of all time!  life changing, heartwarming, amazing inspiration, as well as a tasty read
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Sheer perfection... My favorite books of all time!
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This is, I think, my favorite book of all time. The writing is a bit old fashioned, but the way the author captures the agony of the young couple separated by the evil intent of others is compelling.  One extra little appeal to me is that Verdi's Requeim was written in memory of the author, Manzoni, whom he admired. The fact that Verdi's Requiem is my favorite requiem too, makes this book a real treasure to me.
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This is one of my favorite books of all time. I have read it three times I think, and now i want to reread it again. There is nothing wrong with this book. I am upset that I order it with the new cover variation ad got the old one which I already owned.