GET 2 KNOW U- DAILY TOP 5!!! Books.

What are your fave books? I mean, until all you read was Bride's magazine and contracts? And no, Us Magazine does not count. Although, don't you just love the trashy mags??? Who wore it best!!! And People blows. If I wanted to know about regular people, I'd actually have a conversation with someone. Please.

1. Atlas Shrugged- Ayn Rand. LOVE her. It's a hard read, and truth be told, I skipped the 60 page monologue in the back each of the 15 times I've read this book. But it's still the greatest of all time. However, you will never look at people the same way again. I'm not sure if that's a good or a bad thing.

2. The Fountainhead - Ayn Rand. Similar to the above, but it's sort of a primer for Atlas Shrugged. It's a good blueprint for her philosophy. AWESOME book.

3. A Prayer for Owen Meany - John Irving. I had to reread the beginning of this book a million times to finally get into it, and I'm so glad I did. I love John Irving! I will also add to this two more of his- Cider House Rules, and The Hotel New Hampshire.

4. The DaVinci Code- Dan Brown. I know, what a cliche, but I seriously think this is an a$$ kicking book. I enjoyed every minute!

5. The Count of Monte Cristo - Dumas. I love a revenge story, and this is the best ever. Even though it's old, it doesn't matter. What a great story.

6. The Lovely Bones- Alice Sebold. The greatest book I will never read again. I was flying somewhere once, and needed something to read. I roommate suggested this. I asked her if I was going to cry, and she said no. Fast forward a few hours, and I'm borderline hysterical on a window seat of a crowded plane, with no tissues and a serious case of gross face.

7. I Am America and So Can You- Stephen Colbert. I would marry Stephen Colbert right now if the opportunity arose. I just love him to death.

8. Catch 22- Joe Heller. Greatest war book ever. A little wierd, but I think that is what gets his point across.

9. Bridget Jones Diary - Helen Fielding. Am I writing this because I love the movie so much?? Maybe. But I love it. And it bothers me when at the end of that movie, and Zellweger is running after Darcy in her underwear, and she's supposed to be heavy in that movie. She 'packed on the pounds' for it, as they love to say, and meanwhile, any fatty who runs in the snow in those underwear would be jiggling like a jello mold in an earthquake. She did not. So I don't know why I loved that movie so much, except for maybe that her hair looked like crap throughout.

I know I have a million more. I miss reading- it's been too long. I've been drowning in Exclusively Weddings catalogues for too long now.