What are your top five apologetics books?

[Ziggamafu]

1. Apologia Pro Vita Summ (John Newman)
2. Faith of Our Fathers (Cadinal Gibbons)
3. The Catholic Controversy (Francis de Sales)
4. One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic (Ken Whitehead)
5. Why do Catholics do That? (Kevin Orlin)

Honorable Mentions:

Not by [blank] Alone series (except for the science one)
The Lamb's Supper (Scott Hahn)
Fundamentals of the Faith (Peter Kreeft)

Casual Reads:

It's My Church and I'll Stay if I Want To (by whats-her-name)
Swimming with Scapulars (Matt Lickona)
People of God (a really easy read history of the Church by whats-his-name)

[Fides_et_Ratio]

I like Ott's "Fundamentals of Catholic Dogma" (which, interestingly enough, I got from a Protestant.. lol), and I also use Bishop Wuerl's "The teaching of Christ" (commentary on the Catechism), in addition to the plain ol' Catechism of the Catholic Church. (and I'm sure I'll love the Compendium--whenever Amazon.com gives in and sends it to me!)

[tojo]

"By What Authority? An Evangelical Discovers Sacred Tradition" by Mark P. Shea.

"Upon this Rock: St. Peter and the Primacy of Rome in Scripture and in the Early Church" by Stephen K. Ray.