Fiction

You know, my great friend (and cousin) Carrie got me thinking about my favorite novels. I don't know that I have a comprehensive list. Like I said in my review of House I don't read much fiction. I'm doing some real head-scratching to come up with a list. I'm just going to write down some novels, in no particular order, that I have really liked:

The Oath, F. Peretti
To Tame a Land, L. La'mour (can't help it; I love westerns)
Thr3e, T. Dekker
The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, C.S. Lewis
The Chamber, J. Grisham
Without Remorse, T. Clancy
Tom Sawyer, M. Twain
The Perfect Getaway (The best Hardy Boys Case Files ever; it's #12) F.W. Dixon
The Screwtape Letters, C.S. Lewis
Silas Marner, G. Eliot
Penrod/Penrod and Sam/Penrod Jashber (3 of the funniest books ever written), B. Tarkington
Great Expectations, C. Dickens (I've read and reread this book more than any other)
Cain, J.B. Huggins
Huckleberry Finn, M. Twain
Big Bad Wolf, J.Patterson
Mike Mulligan and His Steam Shovel, V. Burton
The Young Explorer, H. Alger (I actually like all of Horatio Alger's books even though you know what's going to happen from chapter 1 on)
This Present Darkness, F. Peretti
Oliver Twist, C. Dickens
The Sackett Brand, L. La'mour
Curious George, H.A. Rey
The Invisible Man, H.G. Wells
1984, G. Orwell (very interesting and thought-provoking)
The Langoliers, S. King
Ramona the Pest, B. Cleary
The Pelican Brief, J. Grisham
Little Men, L.M. Alcott
The Reckoning, J.B. Huggins

Man, I can't believe I came up with that many. That's just off the top of my head. There were a few books, whose titles elude me at the moment, that I loved as a kid. I'll have to track them down.

So, anybody want to post their top 5?