I have too many to name!

Currently my #1, recommend-to-everyone, knock-down favorite is the Inda series by Sherwood Smith, with Deathless by Catherynne M Valente and The Sparrow/Children of God coming in second and third
But same as you, really, too many to name!

I have too many!

The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern

Poison Study by Maria V Snyder

[emmilina]

Too many to name, but Johny Got His Gun and A Clockwork Orange made big impressions on me as a young adult. More recently, The Legend of Edgar Sawtelle, Cutting For Stone, Tenth Of December by George Saunders.

[bettyruthe]

Shogun
All books by James Lee Burke

War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy... yes, it is

harry potteris book lear to read in english

It would be a long long list =) Although the Little Prince by Exupery is the first one that came to my mind

[tgbooks]

Too many to name but I really enjoyed Shantaram. I also love Logical chess move by move by Irving Chernev. I won a few quid thanks to that book. It you want to improve your chess game I highly recommend it.

[danoug]

My favorites have to be Rohinton Mistry's "A Fine Balance" and Gregory David Roberts "Shantaram". There's also Joanne Harris "Five Quarters of the Orange" that I liked a lot. But there is way too many to list!

Starship troopers by heinlein only armor comes close and its an unofficial sequel.

Probably Steppenwolf by Hermann Hesse.

The Goblin trilogy from Jim C. Hines.

Goblin Quest
Goblin Hero
Goblin War

The "hero" of the books is a goblin, what else would you need?