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Book	Poster	Order by Most Viewed	Order by Most Commented	Order by Most Liked	Liked	Created	Last Comment
Beowulf: Seamus Heaney I first read Beowulf when I was in High School. This version...	Unknown	998	0	2	Jul 2014	Feb 2012
A Thousand Splendid Suns: Khaled Hosseini By the Author of the Kite runner, this book was so interesting to read, heartfelt story, really enjoyed reading it...	Unknown	1,265	0	6	Jul 2014	Apr 2009	Apr 2009 Unknown
The Alchemist: Paulo Coelho I absolutely LOVED this book! One of the best books of all time in my opinion!!!...	Nova511	1,557	3	2	Jul 2014	Mar 2013	Apr 2013 Unknown
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	2	Jun 2014	Jun 2014
One for the Money: Janet Evanovich LOL, page turner, one day read, the best adult fiction series I have read!...	Unknown	873	0	1	Jun 2014	Jun 2014
The Asbo Fairy Tales: Hans Christian Asbosen Some of the worlds best known fairy tales re done with a modern day twist, like Puss in boots robbing from the king to get a nice house, or little red...	cazzyd	1,647	0	2	Jun 2014	Apr 2009	Apr 2009 cazzyd
The Unbearable Lightness of Being: Milan Kundera	Unknown	941	0	2	Apr 2014	Sep 2011
the plague: albert camus One of the best books I have ever read. There is so much to this book, I will read it again. Not an easy book by any means but a great insight into hu...	guardianvalley	1,321	0	3	Apr 2014	Sep 2011

Macbeth: William Shakespeare About the batter between the good and the bad .... I love Shakespeare.....	Unknown	1,009	0	1	Apr 2014	Jul 2009	Jul 2009 Unknown
To Kill A Mockingbird: Harper Lee This book was very interesting, really made me think....	Unknown	1,293	2	1	Apr 2014	Feb 2010	May 2010 Unknown
The Catcher in the Rye: J.D.Salinger I admire Salinger, but i must admit, his litterature was not worthy of reading. I still have his other works, which i regret i bought them. Apart from...	_mimi_	1,774	5	3	Mar 2014	Apr 2009	Feb 2011 Unknown
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	2	Mar 2014	Jan 2013
Master and Margarita: Mikhail Bulgakov Bulgakov dared to place all the cruelty, venality and treachery of 1930s Russia under a microscope....	Bathspa	1,251	0	4	Mar 2014	Jul 2013
The man who laugh: Víctor Hugo I simply love how the main character acts, how he realize love is not just an image, it's more than outside, It is not what we can see but what we fel...	Unknown	923	0	1	Mar 2014	Jan 2014
Never Let Me Go: Kazuo Ishiguro The movie is more a love story, whereas the book seems to focus more on questions about human condition, social hypocrisy and so on....	just_someone76	1,591	2	2	Mar 2014	Feb 2014	Mar 2014 just_someone76
Together through life volume 1: Stephen Curtis Well done you Morgen I cannot find my way arounf all little nooks on cs. I await my book and will come back to review when read BUT I have a space of...	morgen90210	1,638	1	2	Mar 2014	Mar 2014	Mar 2014 Redex
The Client: John Grisham Has John Grisham ever wrote a rubbish book?????...	Unknown	1,819	1	3	Feb 2014	Dec 2009	Jan 2011 lipsee
THE GUNSLINGER: STEPHEN KING This is the absolute best work by King, I've read them all but this series of tales are alive..Roland the Gunslinger must move between worlds and draw...	Unknown	861	0	1	Feb 2014	Dec 2013
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	2	Jan 2014	Aug 2009	Aug 2009 Unknown
The Bell Jar: Sylvia Plath This is the autobiographical description of her lapse into depression. Events and the world are seen from the point of view of a young woman sufferin...	clara1956	1,163	0	2	Jan 2014	Oct 2009	Oct 2009 clara1956
The Power of One: Bryce Courtenay I have to admit that this is one of the best books I've ever read. I happened to pick it up one day at a bargin store. It was in the middle of a bin f...	Unknown	1,002	0	1	Jan 2014	Jul 2010	Jul 2010 Unknown

A Prayer For Owen Meany: John Irving I have never read a book that made me laugh out loud and sob til this one!...	Unknown	976	0	2	Jan 2014	Aug 2010	Aug 2010 Unknown
Much Ado About Nothing: William Shakespeare This book is amazing!the contents mindblowing!I got this book from a library.It's language is very lucid.I have gone through this book several times[b...	Unknown	970	1	1	Jan 2014	Nov 2010	Nov 2010 Unknown
To Kill A Mocking bird: Harper Lee These are the facts that are beyond controversy. How lucky we (reader) are able to read such meaningful book....	Unknown	1,828	5	2	Jan 2014	Aug 2010	Feb 2011 Unknown
les miserables: victor hugo read this when i was in 7th or 8th grade! :).. delightful!...	placebo79	991	0	2	Jan 2014	Aug 2011
Midnight's Children: Salman Rushdie	Unknown	900	0	1	Jan 2014	Sep 2011
Persuasion: jane Austen Yet to finish, i'm hooked......	Unknown	990	0	3	Jan 2014	Jan 2012
Emma: Jane Austen Deep, and illuminating.......	Unknown	983	0	1	Jan 2014	Jan 2012
February: Selected Poetry Of Boris Pasternak: Boris Pasternak Not to my taste but a wise man who could truly write....	Nikosz10	2,323	2	2	Jan 2014	Jan 2014	Jan 2017 rTISticTYPE
On the Road: Jack Kerouac I first read this novel 20 years ago. Kerouac's prose is like butter on toast. I highly recommend this to anyone wanting to look at life in a differen...	Unknown	862	0	1	Jan 2014	Nov 2013
Mystic River: Dennis Lehane Love books that show you what people are/are not capable of....	Unknown	1,006	0	1	Jan 2014	Aug 2010	Aug 2010 Unknown

Valley Of The Dolls: Jacqueline Susann An amazing book - has been one of my favourites for a long long time now (first read it when I was 14!)...	Unknown	1,961	3	3	Jan 2014	Feb 2010	Dec 2010 Sativa_Soul
The sight: David-Clement-Davies Love love love...	lala5	1,068	0	2	Jan 2014	Aug 2012
Nineteen Eighty-four: George Orwell This is exactly where we are headed.... an Orwellian State..... if people dont begin to wake up and stop it happening. Google New World order. Illumin...	Unknown	1,113	2	4	Nov 2013	Aug 2012	Aug 2012 Unknown
Le Petit Prince: Antoine De Saint-Exupery Innocence and fury. I recommend....	Unknown	1,313	1	3	Jun 2013	Aug 2012	Jan 2013 Unknown
Whitethorn: Courtenay, Bryce From Bryce Courtenay comes a new novel about Africa. The time is 1939. White South Africa is a deeply divided nation with many of the Afrikaner people...	Unknown	1,051	0	1	Jun 2013	Jul 2010	Jul 2010 Unknown
Pride And Prejudice: Jane Austen Great story.............	Unknown	1,021	0	1	May 2013	Sep 2010	Sep 2010 Unknown
Wuthering Heights: Emily Bronte This book simply put is all about a love that goes beyond death. It is extremely passionate and dark. My favorite line is when Cathy tells Nelly, "I a...	Unknown	1,426	0	3	May 2013	Apr 2011
pride and prejudice: jane austen need i say anything ? :)...	placebo79	1,043	0	3	May 2013	Aug 2011
The House of Spirits: Isabelle Allende A must read, another one of my all time favourites....	sleepin_bird	1,158	0	3	May 2013	Nov 2011
Love In The Time Of Cholera: Gabriel Garcia Marquez What can I say about Marquez to do him justice? To have his beautiful prose wash over you is as rewarding as having a full body massage or dreaming th...	Unknown	936	0	2	May 2013	Jun 2009	Jun 2009 Unknown
The bluest eye: Toni Morrisson I absolutely love this book... I totally identify with the characters in the book....	Unknown	993	0	0	Mar 2013	Nov 2009	Nov 2009 Unknown