Fiction Literature Books

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Book	Poster	Order by Most Viewed	Order by Most Commented	Created	Last Comment
Eugene Onegin: Alexander Pushkin Best best best...	MrsMilano	1,209	0	Jan 2010	Jan 2010 MrsMilano
An American Tragedy: Theodore Dreiser Very very very...	MrsMilano	1,278	0	Jan 2010	Jan 2010 MrsMilano
The Tin Drum: Gunter Grass The book's set in my hometown - Gdansk (or in German "Danzig")!!!...	Unknown	1,331	2	Jul 2009	Jan 2010 Unknown
Catcher in the Rye: Jerome D Salinger Excellent book , it is another book that gets wayyyyyy over hyped , glad I read it before I heard the hype...	Unknown	1,321	2	May 2009	Jan 2010 Unknown
Retrato en Sepia: Isabel Allende At the heart of this literary portrait is memory. Chilean writer Allende's new novel, skillfully crafted as the eloquent memoir of Aurora del Valle, c...	Unknown	1,229	0	Jan 2010	Jan 2010 Unknown
The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society: Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows a heart felt narrative that includes...	Unknown	805	0	Jan 2010	Jan 2010 Unknown
Islander: John Baird I loved this book....	tennesseejudy	1,535	0	Jan 2010	Jan 2010 tennesseejudy
Wide Sargasso Sea: Jean Rhys Read this book a few years back upon learning that it was written as a prequel to the beloved Jane Eyre, but realized it was much more. A brooding lov...	Unknown	1,333	0	Dec 2009	Dec 2009 Unknown

The Afghan: Frederick Forsyth Again he did it! Details are remarkably accurate (I lived with the Afghans whom I respect very much as a great nation), the plot is irresistible, fast...	Unknown	872	0	Dec 2009	Dec 2009 Unknown
Dante's Equation: Jane Jensen Excellent journey into the secrets of Qabbalah, from Nazi death camp to parallel dimensions, delving into the laws of universal equilibrium. Unputdown...	Unknown	947	0	Dec 2009	Dec 2009 Unknown
The Kindly Ones: Johnathon Littell Excellent book; the writer went to great pains to study the history of the Great Patriotic War (WW2, as Westerners know it), his description of Caucas...	Unknown	1,056	2	Oct 2009	Dec 2009 Unknown
People of the Lakes: Katherine O''''Neal Gear&W. Micheal Gear My brother thought I looked bored while staying with him, so he tossed me this book to read. It isn't the type that I usually read, but I found it in...	Unknown	1,019	1	Dec 2009	Dec 2009 Unknown
The Pillars of the Earth: Ken Follett Excellent Read followed up with an excellent sequel world without end....	Unknown	1,247	5	Mar 2009	Nov 2009 Unknown
Fight Club: Chuck Palahniuk Great Book. I often find myself wishing to live this life....	Unknown	1,316	1	Nov 2009	Nov 2009 Unknown
Breakfast Of Champions: Kurt Vonnegut Great Read!...	Unknown	1,032	2	Oct 2009	Nov 2009 Unknown
Le Livre Du Voyage: Bernard Werber Very strange, unlike any other book. Doesn't have a story, it's about the reader, and how he / she can be tranported by what "the book" tells him/ her...	Unknown	991	0	Nov 2009	Nov 2009 Unknown
El viaje del elefante: José Saramago Saramago has done it again. Once you start this fabulous narration it is impossible to stop. Again, as in all of his works, Saramago offers a hidden t...	Unknown	924	0	Nov 2009	Nov 2009 Unknown
Mason & Dixon: Thomas Pynchon Even though any decent Lit Prof will tell you Thomas Pynchon is one of the half-dozen most important living writers in any language, many people still...	Unknown	951	0	Nov 2009	Nov 2009 Unknown
Princess Bride: William Goldman Even Funnier than the movie!...	Unknown	1,214	2	Jun 2009	Nov 2009 Unknown
The bluest eye: Toni Morrisson I absolutely love this book... I totally identify with the characters in the book....	Unknown	991	0	Nov 2009	Nov 2009 Unknown
THE LOST SYMBOL: DAN BROWN THRILLING! THAT'S THE WORD FOR IT... But it is so fast paced and so jam-packed with information that you get yourself lost in all the symbology and...	Unknown	1,222	0	Nov 2009	Nov 2009 Unknown

Phantom: Susan Kay A wonderful poetic story that details the Phantoms life from his birth the dramatic and famous end below the Opera House. The story is told not only f...	Unknown	1,019	0	Nov 2009	Nov 2009 Unknown
Glass House People: Kathryn Reiss One of my favoite books. Sixteen-year-old Beth and her brother discover that their mother has been estranged from her sister and the rest of her famil...	Unknown	1,007	0	Nov 2009	Nov 2009 Unknown
Sookie Stackhouse Series: Charlaine Harris I think I just enjoy looking at Eric more than anything else and I agree with you completely on all your other points I too want to fix Anna...	Unknown	2,061	5	Oct 2009	Nov 2009 Unknown
Quicksilver: The Baroque Cycle Book 1: Neal Stephenson The best american trilogy of the last couple of decades. Part adventure novel, part historical thriller, part science fiction, and frequently hilareo...	Unknown	908	0	Oct 2009	Oct 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	Oct 2009	Oct 2009 clara1956
Chocolat: Joanne Harris I really like how this book can show you the things you've always seen as good in a new perspective. I didn't really like the end of the book, but tha...	Unknown	989	0	Oct 2009	Oct 2009 Unknown
The Dharma Bums: Jack Kerouac Real world roads parallel to inner paths. Couldn`t put it down....	clara1956	1,119	0	Oct 2009	Oct 2009 clara1956
The Karamazov Brothers (Oxford World's Classics): Fyodor Dostoevsky dostoeviski...a giant amongst his contemporaries and in the present time he is immortal his work my favourite is the possessed. brothers karamazov has...	Unknown	1,438	1	Oct 2009	Oct 2009 Unknown
Twenty Fragments if a Ravenous Youth: Xiaolu Guo Very entertaining and poignant look into the mind of a young Chinese woman trying to make her way from rural life to the big time in Beijing. Playful...	Unknown	997	0	Oct 2009	Oct 2009 Unknown
House of leaves: Mark Z. Danielewski "House of Leaves" is a contortionist's daydream, and a conservative reader's nightmare. A delicious and unique reading for all who wishes to enter a t...	Unknown	876	0	Oct 2009	Oct 2009 Unknown

The Complete Works of willaim Shakespeare: Shakespeare I've not read all of this but what I have read I was awed by....	Unknown	985	0	Sep 2009	Sep 2009 Unknown
Pirates!: Celia Rees As one of my all time favorite books, Pirates, takes you on an adventure through the seas with two young women trying to escape torture and heartache....	Unknown	1,088	0	Sep 2009	Sep 2009 Unknown
Emma: Jane Austen Emma is so spoiled, but I love how Mr.Knightly can always bring her back down to earth....	Unknown	1,005	0	Aug 2009	Aug 2009 Unknown
Life is Elsewhere: Milan Kundera This book is a funny and melancholy exploration of the creative instinct... really a lovely read...	Unknown	1,057	0	Aug 2009	Aug 2009 Unknown
Louis L'Amour four complete novels: Louis L''''Amour My favourite writer of Westerns. This website has no Westerns category for books!!!!!!!!!...	Unknown	1,015	0	Aug 2009	Aug 2009 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	920	0	Aug 2009	Aug 2009 Unknown
crash: J.G ballard "I believe in the mysterious beauty of Margaret Thatcher, in the arch of her nostrils and the sheen on her lower lip" J.G. Ballard...	Unknown	1,288	1	Jun 2009	Aug 2009 CaballeroSpain
The Woodlanders: Thomas Hardy woodlanders is my favourite of thomas hardy's collection all of which i treasure. woodlanders caught my drifting thoughts focused and assimilated the...	CarterK	1,513	2	Apr 2009	Aug 2009 Unknown
Petals From A Rose: Cotesha O'Connor This is a unique Poetry. A book you can read over and over again....	Unknown	1,448	0	Aug 2009	Aug 2009 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	1,020	0	Aug 2009	Aug 2009 Unknown
Chronicle of a Death Foretold: Gabriel Garcia Marquez This novel shows once more what a great master Marquez is....	Unknown	917	0	Jul 2009	Jul 2009 Unknown