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Book	Poster	Order by Most Viewed	Order by Most Commented	Created	Viewed	Last Comment
pride and prejudice: jane austen need i say anything ? :)...	placebo79	1,043	0	Aug 2011	May 21
online today! Complete fairy tales of Oscar Wilde: Oscar Wilde To quote Oscar about his stories, " They are studies in prose, put for Romance's sake into fanciful form: meant partly for children, and partly for th...	Abagail	1,357	0	Sep 2011	May 21
Outlander: Diana Gabaldon This book has everything I enjoy reading all in one. This has the historical fiction feel to it with England and Scotland rebellions with France, etc....	Unknown	1,149	0	Aug 2011	May 21
THE EGYPTIAN: Mika Waltari A novel inspired by one of the oldest heroes in ancient folklore - the wandering Egyptian Sinuhe....	Unknown	1,108	0	Jun 2011	May 21
The Tea Rose: Jennifer Donnelly Loved it loved it loved it the best book i have read in 8 years...	Unknown	1,052	0	Jul 2010	May 21	Jul 2010 Unknown
The Winter Rose: Jennifer Donnelly I didnt think it would be better than the tea rose but it is am eagerly awaiting The Wild rose...	Unknown	1,047	0	Jul 2010	May 21	Jul 2010 Unknown
The Road: Cormac Mc Carthy Great story, simply told. Heartbreaking...	Unknown	982	0	Mar 2010	May 21	Mar 2010 Unknown
The Tin Drum: Gunter Grass The book's set in my hometown - Gdansk (or in German "Danzig")!!!...	Unknown	1,335	2	Jul 2009	May 21	Jan 2010 Unknown

Salem falls: Jodi Picoult very true,...	Unknown	1,036	1	Mar 2010	May 21	Apr 2010 Unknown
Silver Borne (Mercy Thompson, Book 5): Patricia Briggs This book is the newest in the series. The series is a must read. Romance, horror action all rolled into one. Action from start to finish with the pr...	Unknown	1,138	0	Jun 2010	May 21	Jun 2010 Unknown
Love in The Time Of Cholera: Gabriel Garcia Marquez The play is set in an era when there were only two kinds of societies, the high and the poor, and most of the main characters both as belonging to the...	Unknown	965	0	Jul 2009	May 20	Jul 2009 Unknown
Apocalypse now: Giulia Baso Read this first then wacth the movie :>...	Rocker1990	1,357	0	May 2012	May 20
Angels & Demons: Dan Brown not read the book,but seen the movie it was ok,but not a good ending....	Unknown	1,275	2	Jan 2011	May 20	May 2011 Unknown
Mansfield Park: Jane Austen This is probably my least favorite Austen, but I still love it. I feel so bad for Fanny Price because of how she's treated her whole life, but I still...	Unknown	1,021	0	Aug 2009	May 20	Aug 2009 Unknown
puc the magier: Raymond Feist Their are many good things in the book. And who thinks that you can learn nothing of a fiction story must really read the first book: Belanda: leerli...	Unknown	1,108	0	Mar 2011	May 20
THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO: Alexandre Dumas Who could not love a story of sweet revenge? Best book about revenge ever....	ariadne104	1,492	2	Jan 2010	May 20	Oct 2010 Unknown
divine comedy: dante it is the most amazing book ever wrote...	pianista1975	1,111	0	Sep 2014	May 20
Jaws: Peter Benchley read this in middle school. made a real impact on me and the way I still look at the ocean. one of my favorite movies too....	Rocker1990	1,301	1	May 2012	May 20	May 2012 Unknown
Going to Meet the Man: James Baldwin Powerful stories of hopelesness...	postneoludite	1,147	0	Jul 2014	May 20
the sea: john banville lovely prose lovely images,, just love the style. and all thats in it....	Unknown	984	0	Oct 2010	May 20	Oct 2010 Unknown
The Choice: nicholas spark when you really need to make an important decision in your life......	Unknown	845	0	May 2009	May 20	May 2009 Unknown

The Pearl: John Steinbeck It made an impression on me about love and sacrifice....early in my childhood...	Unknown	1,003	0	Aug 2013	May 20
The Bluest Eye: Toni Morrison Painfully Poetic in its historical depiction of a young girl destroyed by America's racist underpinnings....	ParisTrout	2,021	0	Jun 2017	May 20
Franny and Zooey: J.D. Salinger "Franny" This section concerns Franny's weekend date with her collegiate boyfriend, Lane Coutell. He takes her to a fashionable lunch room,...	Unknown	1,145	0	Jan 2013	May 20
Hard Eight: Janet Evanovich Eighth book in Stephanie Plum series....	fieldworking	1,091	0	Nov 2011	May 20
The Immortals Series: Tamora Pierce I don't remember why I like it, I just do. It's a fantasy-fiction series of four books. I first found it by randomly picking books off the book shelve...	lefiles	1,143	0	Jun 2014	May 20
Rhythms of Dionysus: Anand Bose This novel belongs to the genre of Philosophical Fiction. Philosophical Fiction is the pastiche of the Baroque, the Cubism of Picasso and the rhythms...	psiberite	691	0	Jan 2018	May 20
They call me Nightwalker: Ronnie van der Weide I`m the mother of the author, but besides that, and also not an afficionado of "Fantasy" type books, I realy got gripped by this story. The character...	smoky	1,970	0	May 2012	May 20
Fire in the East: Harry Sidebottom its ok ,but I think the author should stick to single novels instead if cashing in and churning out a series......	lipsee	1,183	0	Dec 2011	May 20
The Poisonwood Bible: babara kingsolver it's just an amazing book you see things from a different side after reading this book...	daracwas	1,071	0	Dec 2012	May 20
Guernica: Anand Bose This is an experimental work of fiction called Philosophical Fiction. Philosophical Fiction has been influenced by the Cubist Art of Picasso and the R...	psiberite	684	0	Jan 2018	May 20

The Handmaid's Tale: Margaret Atwood An interesting take on what effect 'apocalypse' and religon would have on society. Rather scary to think religous views could have such control over e...	Unknown	925	0	Aug 2011	May 20
Four to Score: Janet Evanovich Fourth book in the Stephanie Plum Series....	fieldworking	1,069	0	Nov 2011	May 20
Pope Joan: Donna Woolfolk Cross I've read another book on this subject and it could be possible that it's true. Of course this is a fictionalized account....	Unknown	972	0	May 2009	May 20	May 2009 Unknown
The Map and the Territory: Michel Houellebecq The Map and the Territory is the story of an artist, Jed Martin, and his family and lovers and friends, the arc of his entire history rendered with sh...	CaballeroSpain	1,274	0	Aug 2012	May 20
Les Fleurs du mal: Charles Pierre Baudelaire Sublime e grottesco sono i due poli con cui egli per primo ha dato forma sublime a oggetti appartenenti alla categoria del basso, del brutto. La duali...	Omeron	706	0	Oct 2018	May 20
The Client: John Grisham Has John Grisham ever wrote a rubbish book?????...	Unknown	1,819	1	Dec 2009	May 20	Jan 2011 lipsee
The Alchemist: Paulo colho Paulo Coelho....	Unknown	1,414	2	May 2013	May 20	Sep 2013 Unknown
Diary of a Madman, The Government Inspector and other stories: Nikoai Gogol Gogle was a seminal writer in Russian literature and his Government Inspector play, written around 1838 and concerning corruption in local goevernment...	Unknown	924	0	Aug 2009	May 20	Aug 2009 Unknown
Beyond sleep: Willem Frederik Hermans Classic in the Dutch literature....	sleepin_bird	1,107	0	Nov 2011	May 20
The Last Don: Mario Puzo This Book Is Number 1...	Rocker1990	1,159	0	May 2012	May 20
plague of doves: louise erdrich another outstanding book...	Unknown	1,102	0	Mar 2012	May 20