imoneyguy @Newsweek War and Peace is fantastic. One of my favorites is Catch-22, it's easy to understand Yossarian's plight  

auldfatbroad @Newsweek "To Kill a Mockingbird"  

All_For_Michael @Newsweek Neverland needs to be turned into Foreverland (like Graceland) to preserve and protect Michaels legacy to his children + fans  

DebDelish123 @Newsweek "Dante's Inferno".  

tistfd @Newsweek : best book ever would have to be "sometimes a great notion" by ken kesey. truly a perfect masterpiece.  

moviechicka @Newsweek To Kill a Mockingbird  

beth1170 @Newsweek The Metamorphosis  

nurseteach1 @Newsweek  

diedirigentin @Newsweek Gone With The Wind and Jane Eyre are my favorites. Some of the best stories I've ever read!  

XamazedX @Newsweek Twilight because it lets its readers dream about fantasy and to find 'love' with a 'forbidden' man.  

tophernugent @Newsweek War and peace? How many people did you find that actually read it? 100? Doesn't make for a good stat  

Schatzie715 @Newsweek no question W&P the best book.  

everynerd @Newsweek I'm a modernist, I'm going to go with American Psycho. Anyone that's read it knows it's THE modern character study.  

tengkudewi @Newsweek : well this is hard, but I guess "The Kite Runner" by Khaled Hosseini is definitely one of the best books ever.  

ssusman @Newsweek The Count of Monte Cristo is the best book ever!  

warandpeen @Newsweek The hoi polloi vote for 'To Kill a Mockingbird' because they've never actually read W&P. Only those who've read both can judge ...  

DistinctLaugh @Newsweek Neuromancer/Any of the Calvin & Hobbes collections.  

garbnzgh @Newsweek "A Fine Balance" by Mistry  

SackMagazine09 @Newsweek "Hop On Pop" a true classic.  

desianwar @Newsweek best book ever: Franz Kafka Notes from Underground http://myloc.me/6MLu