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You are very correct.

mayor007:
This is a very criminal thing to do @OP.
Different books with different themes speaks to me in different ways. What I learned from "Life Of Pi" by Yann Mantel is different from what I glimpsed from "The Art Of War" by Sun Tzu ergo telling a book aficionado to state a favourite book is laughable.

PS: I have a lot of favourite book.

I have read series of mind blowing novels over the years ranging from the Pacesetter series (The smuggler, Ebu my love, Death is a woman, the Director etc) to books like Eye of a Needle (Ken Follet), Doomsday Conspiracy (Sidney Sheldon), all Robert Ludlum's novels, all Dan Brown's novels, Topaz, Alchemist (a very very good book and easy to read), J.R.R Tolkien, Shogun (James Clavel) and many more I cannot pinpoint now. But the novel that burst my bubble the most is CONTACT by Carl Sagan. This novel is so revealing and thought provoking that I promise to make all my kids read it before there teen. They can easily chose to change the world. Carl Sagan is a nobel laureate winner. Anyone who likes illuminati themed books should go read Zecharia Sitchin's books (Wars of Gods and Men, etc), David Icke ( Worlds Biggest Secret) and In Gods Name by David Yallop. You will understand that illuminati is much more than we all think. PEACE!