Newest Fiction Literature Books

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Book	Poster	Order by Most Viewed	Order by Most Commented	Created	Last Comment
Murphy: Samuel Beckett Just love this one! Funny, dark, crazy......	Unknown	1,039	0	Jun 2011
Keep the Aspidistra Flying: George Orwell Orwell is my favourite fiction writer bar none. Someone said that he describes the compromised lives we recognize as our own and the protagonist in th...	Unknown	990	0	May 2011
The Thorn Birds: Colleen McCullough I read this many years ago, it is enticingly written... which makes it hard to put down. Her writing enticed me enough that I looked for another t...	Unknown	1,895	2	Apr 2011	Sep 2011 Abagail
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	1,421	0	Apr 2011
portrait of a young man drowning: charles perry A very powerful book! Not a nice book, quite horrific in parts. The only book the author Charles Perry had published. The only manuscript for his othe...	stephengriff	2,724	1	Mar 2011	Feb 2019 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	1,104	0	Mar 2011
Atonement: Ian McEwan Brillant story of a passionate love and one one you girls lie which as the old cliche goes changed the lives of everone brillant and with a superb twi...	Blueyes22	1,212	0	Mar 2011
Nausea: Jean-Paul Sartre A historian's slow unraveling mirrors modern man's internal collapse. Sartre, you big wacky-pants! My edition is old and falling apart from reading....	Unknown	1,047	0	Mar 2011

The World Of Jeeves: P.G. Wodehouse I like this book because it is a collection of many humorous short stories. There is no sex, or violence. There is just light comedy. This is the basi...	Unknown	1,299	0	Feb 2011
Goodbye Gary Cooper: Roman Gary this book gave me a special outlook of the world and i highly recommend it to you....	Unknown	3,793	0	Feb 2011
Broken Angels: Richard Montanari altered carbon and black man both by the same author are alot better...	Unknown	1,142	1	Jan 2011	Mar 2011 Unknown
Angels & Demons: Dan Brown not read the book,but seen the movie it was ok,but not a good ending....	Unknown	1,274	2	Jan 2011	May 2011 Unknown
Di vinci code: Dan Brown There is a lot of truth, as well as a lot of fiction, in this book. My family has had some history with the Knights Templar for generations, and I was...	Unknown	1,362	2	Jan 2011	May 2011 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	965	1	Nov 2010	Nov 2010 Unknown
Vampire: Jennifer Armintrout is this like the sookie stackhouse series?...	Unknown	918	2	Nov 2010	Nov 2010 Unknown
the sea: john banville lovely prose lovely images,, just love the style. and all thats in it....	Unknown	982	0	Oct 2010	Oct 2010 Unknown
The Stone and the Flute: Hans-Bemmann This is a book that confirms the maxim "Sometimes the journey is more important than the destination". When I finished this book I kind of felt "is th...	Unknown	1,716	0	Oct 2010	Oct 2010 Unknown
East of Eden: John Steinbeck is this book talk about eden its city in my countery...	dania	1,290	1	Oct 2010	Oct 2010 Unknown
The History of Love: Nicole Krauss Very interesting book!...	Unknown	892	0	Oct 2010	Oct 2010 Unknown
The Lovely Bones: Alice Seabold Phenomenal book. Heart breaking story with a glimmer of hope!...	Unknown	899	0	Oct 2010	Oct 2010 Unknown
The Hobbit: J. R. R. Tolkien Excellent Book!...	Unknown	972	0	Sep 2010	Sep 2010 Unknown

Pride And Prejudice: Jane Austen Great story.............	Unknown	1,021	0	Sep 2010	Sep 2010 Unknown
Les Miserables: Victor Hugo Heart breaking...	atyafa	1,280	0	Sep 2010	Sep 2010 atyafa
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest: Ken Kesey One of the saddest and funniest books I've ever read....	Unknown	1,077	0	Aug 2010	Aug 2010 Unknown
siddhartha: herman hess No matter what's going on in my life, Siddhartha can transport me to a place of peace and tranquillity....	Unknown	1,032	0	Aug 2010	Aug 2010 Unknown
Animal Farm: George Orwell Highly recommended :)...	Unknown	1,258	1	Aug 2010	Sep 2010 Unknown
Peyton Place: Grace Metalious I love to read about how different people do different things, this town could be ours!...	Unknown	1,002	0	Aug 2010	Aug 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	1,826	5	Aug 2010	Feb 2011 Unknown
Papillon: Henri Charriere A great book, one of my favorites. Unfortunately after some recent research on the internet it appears that it is not really a true story, still, it...	Unknown	1,249	1	Aug 2010	Oct 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	975	0	Aug 2010	Aug 2010 Unknown
Mystic River: Dennis Lehane Love books that show you what people are/are not capable of....	Unknown	1,004	0	Aug 2010	Aug 2010 Unknown

Last Night in Twisted River: John Irving Bit of a John Irving fan and that was the last of his I read. It made me laugh especially the character Ketchum, some of his sayings were great!...	Unknown	860	0	Aug 2010	Aug 2010 Unknown
Harry Potter: J.K. Rowling The whole series of books is very good. The best way to read them is from the first all the way to the seventh. Great development of characters and...	Unknown	1,054	1	Jul 2010	Jul 2010 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	1,048	0	Jul 2010	Jul 2010 Unknown
A Certain Slant of Light: Laura Whitcomb The characters are completely believeable and romantic. It makes you want to save someone, too....	Unknown	918	0	Jul 2010	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	1,042	0	Jul 2010	Jul 2010 Unknown
The Tea Rose: Jennifer Donnelly Loved it loved it loved it the best book i have read in 8 years...	Unknown	1,049	0	Jul 2010	Jul 2010 Unknown
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	999	0	Jul 2010	Jul 2010 Unknown
The Book Theif: Markus Zusak Everyone should read this book. It is so cleverly written and unique in its style.My daughter gave me this book and she has read her whole life. If it...	Unknown	1,129	0	Jun 2010	Jun 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	1,136	0	Jun 2010	Jun 2010 Unknown
All men are mortal: SImone du Beauvoir this is the captivating story of a beautiful young actress who revives a downcast stranger at a French resort. He becomes thoroughly attached to her a...	Unknown	1,071	0	Jun 2010	Jun 2010 Unknown
The Zahir: paulo coelho just not yet finish reading this..but love the author so much..the most book that i love from him is the alchemist and eleven minutes.....	Unknown	1,104	1	Jun 2010	Sep 2010 Unknown