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" 10. The Notebook, by Nicholas Sparks Based on a true story, The Notebook is a heartwarming yet heartwrenching love story. It&amp;#039;s arguably the most popular of Sparks&amp;#039; 17 novels and was made into a movie with Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams (but you probably knew that).  9. Dean Koontz novels Koontz was a name that appeared on the list again and again, with a few of you even writing, &amp;quot;anything by Dean Koontz.&amp;quot; Lightning and Odd Thomas are just two of his many popular suspense thrillers that you love.  8. A Tree Grows In Brooklyn, by Betty Smith Released just over 70 years ago, Smith&amp;#039;s novel tells the classic story of a young girl coming of age in America.  7. The Outlander series, by Diana Gabaldon If the seven novels in the Outlander series aren&amp;#039;t enough for you, don&amp;#039;t worry. A TV series based on the books is set to air on Starz later this year.  6. Pride &amp;amp;amp; Prejudice, by Jane Austen While many of Austen&amp;#039;s novels were mentioned amongst your favorites, Pride &amp;amp;amp; Prejudice shone through as the star. But should you ever get tired of reading it, there are countless movie versions you could try.  5. Little Women, by Louisa May Alcott As one of the oldest books on our list, first printed in 1868, Little Women has truly stood the test of time.  4. 50 Shades Of Grey, by E.L. James There&amp;#039;s still plenty of time to read (or re-read) this surprise hit before the film adaptation hits theaters in 2015.  3. To Kill A Mockingbird, by Harper Lee The first \u2014 and only \u2014 novel by Lee has been on required-reading lists for generations of students.  2. The Harry Potter series, by J.K. Rowling Empire is the only word that comes close to describing what Harry Potter has become. Even if you haven&amp;#039;t read one of the seven books in the series, you&amp;#039;ve probably seen one of the movies or been to the theme park in Orlando.  1. Gone With The Wind, by Margaret Mitchell We&amp;#039;re not surprised that Mitchell&amp;#039;s classic novel about the Civil War tops your list \u2014 you also named it as one of the movies you could watch endlessly! TELL US: Did you favorite book make the list? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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