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Rob Thurman's new book- Chimera (loved it)  All his books make me think of Supernatural.  Its brothers going out for one another.  They take Family is Everything to a whole new level.  Love it.

Jean M. Auel's Earth's children Series: The Clan OF The Cave Bear, The Valley Of Horses

Ellen Hopkins books. I've read Impulse (about 3 teenagers who attempted suicide and are staying in the same mental hospital), Crank/Glass (Fallout is coming in the fall, this series is amazing), and I'm currently reading Burned, which is about a Mormon girl who gets sent to live with her aunt, because she was dealing with alcohol and boys at school which is against her religion.

Classics
Illiad, Odissey (Homer)
Gargantua, Pantagruel (Rabelais)
Ballades des Pendus (Francois Villon's poems)
Ravage, La Nuit des Temps (Renee Barjavel)
Musashi cycle (Eiji Yoshikawa)
Cyrano de Berjerac

SF/Heroic Fantasy

The Lord of the Rings, The Silmarillon (JRR Tolkien)
Elric Saga (Michael Moocock)
The Majipoor Chronicles (Robert Silverberg)
Brave new world (Aldous Huxley)
The Forever War (Joe Haldeman)
Genesis (Ayerdhal)
The Solar Sailors, The Overlords of War (Gerard Klein)

A lot of cyberpunk books !

Mona Lisa Overdrive, Johny Mnemonic, Neuromancer, Count Zero and Virtual Light (William Gibson)
Mozar in Mirroshades (Bruce Sterlling)
Synners, Fools (Pat Cadigan)
Stand on Zanzibar, The Shockwave Ridders (John Brunner)
Hardwired (Walter Jon Williams)
Inner City (Jean Marc Ligny)

Comics

Judge Dredd
Asterix
The Adventures of Alix
Aquablue
Légendes des Contrées Oubliées (Legends of Forgotens Lands)


and a lot ......

My fav as a kid was Green Eggs and ham.  Where the Wild Things Are and I Don't Care.  Yes I picked childrens books.

As I kid, I hope so sinnnn...

Hell I still like them.  If you let the kid in you die, you might as call yourself a stick in the mud and try very hard to get the giant one out your ass.

I offer Watership Downs then...
Bunnicula series  (something about paranoid cats and dogs and a suspected vampire bunny )
(and keep that stick for someone else...)

(LOL.  I don't remember saying I would put anything up that fine ass.  Or near it.  LOL)

Loved Watership Down.  Accidently threw the book in the trash at school.  Was on my lunch tray and I was running late for class.  I was so close to the end of that book to. 

Another kids (more girl classic) was Are You There God? Its Ne Margaret.  That book had almost every girl doing the boob excercise and mantra "We must, We must, We must increase our bust."   Oh and the Babysitters Club series.  lol

Hmmm,..add a few classics
Sir Arthhur Doyle's:   The Lost World
Jules Verne:  Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and Mysterious Island, Journey to the Centre of the Earth
H.G. Wells  The Island of Doctor Moreau; War of the Worlds;
Jonathan Swift: Gulliver's Travels; 

Moby Dick

Perfume by Patrick Süsskind
The Pledge by Friedrich Dürrenmatt

Perfume?  is it the same as the movie?  Loved the movie, but never got the chance to read Perfume(that is if its the same).  Going to have to get it if it is.  Let me know  Lover.

Yeah sinnnn, it's the same. The producers have asked for many years to get the permission to make it. The book is great!

At the moment I am looking for some good fictional reads focusing on werewolves...any suggestions would be appreciated