Newest Fiction Literature Books

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Book	Poster	Order by Most Viewed	Order by Most Commented	Created	Last Comment
Coming Out: Danielle Steel A sparkly story with an uplifting twist...	Unknown	1,144	0	May 2010	May 2010 Unknown
The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy: A Trilogy In Five Parts: Douglas Adams I had heard this book mentioned many times, but had no idea about the type of story it was and wasn´t aware of the author. I read Adams´s "The long d...	Unknown	1,148	1	May 2010	May 2010 clara1956
A Thousand Splendid Suns: Hosseni Khalied Great book...	Unknown	919	0	Apr 2010	Apr 2010 Unknown
The Joke: Milan Kundera A beautiful drama ensconsed in communism. Kundera has a way with words not found in most modern dribble. And for a translated work he has found a way...	Unknown	1,013	0	Apr 2010	Apr 2010 Unknown
Atlas Shrugged: Ayn Rand This is a novel that they use in business school to show pros and cons of capitalism and industrialism. It teaches an innumerable amount of things oth...	Unknown	1,032	0	Apr 2010	Apr 2010 Unknown
The Silent People: Walter Macken 19th century Ireland comes alive in these pages. I can just say that I felt I was there, witnessing the joys and sufferings of the Irish farmers. A no...	clara1956	1,440	0	Apr 2010	Apr 2010 clara1956
Johnny Got His Gun: Dalton Trumbo can't find this bloody book anywhere...	Unknown	1,550	1	Mar 2010	Jul 2010 midianiam
Embers: Sandor Marai Two very old men Konrad and Henrik, "the General" once the closest of friends, meet in 1940 in the fading splendor of the General's Hungarian castle,...	Unknown	1,511	0	Mar 2010	Mar 2010 Unknown

Les Miserables: Victor Hugo Timeless Classic......	Unknown	1,023	0	Mar 2010	Mar 2010 Unknown
Salem falls: Jodi Picoult very true,...	Unknown	1,028	1	Mar 2010	Apr 2010 Unknown
The Road: Cormac Mc Carthy Great story, simply told. Heartbreaking...	Unknown	978	0	Mar 2010	Mar 2010 Unknown
By the River Piedra I Sat Down and Wept: Paulo Coelho Paulo Coelho is one of my favourite writers. A great story teller who always conveys some very important messages in his stories. In this book, he mak...	Unknown	882	0	Mar 2010	Mar 2010 Unknown
The Swarm: Frank Schatzing A well-written novel about the environmental issue. The author is very good at using easy-understanding words to explain very complicated scientific f...	Unknown	941	0	Mar 2010	Mar 2010 Unknown
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest: Ken Kesey If you've seen the movie, read the book. I hadn't seen the movie when I was reading the book. An older friend of mine told me how he had snuck into...	MrsMilano	1,355	1	Feb 2010	Mar 2010 Unknown
Memoirs Of A Geisha: Arthur Golden Another tear jerker......	Unknown	1,122	1	Feb 2010	May 2010 Unknown
To Kill A Mockingbird: Harper Lee This book was very interesting, really made me think....	Unknown	1,290	2	Feb 2010	May 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	1,949	3	Feb 2010	Dec 2010 Sativa_Soul
Gargoyle: Andrew Davidson Loved this book its Davidson's first its such an original story well worth the read...	Aunz73	956	0	Feb 2010	Feb 2010 Aunz73
Claissical Mythology: Malcolm Day This describes 100 characters from Greco-Roman Mythology. Introduces the family tree of Uranus to Zeus, Hades and brief stories behind their names. It...	ariadne104	1,431	0	Feb 2010	Feb 2010 ariadne104
The Cather in the Rye: J. D. Salinger The Catcher In The Rye, This book just grabbed me when I was in Year 11 at High School till this day it is so very powerful. The writer was able t...	Unknown	1,207	3	Feb 2010	Jun 2010 Unknown
The Poisonwood Bible: Barbara Kingsolver a must read!...	Unknown	904	0	Jan 2010	Jan 2010 Unknown

THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO: Alexandre Dumas Who could not love a story of sweet revenge? Best book about revenge ever....	ariadne104	1,489	2	Jan 2010	Oct 2010 Unknown
The Masks of God: Joseph Campbell There is a whole series on this topic its simply something that I find interesting....	Unknown	927	0	Jan 2010	Jan 2010 Unknown
Eugene Onegin: Alexander Pushkin Best best best...	MrsMilano	1,210	0	Jan 2010	Jan 2010 MrsMilano
An American Tragedy: Theodore Dreiser Very very very...	MrsMilano	1,278	0	Jan 2010	Jan 2010 MrsMilano
The Idiot: Fjodr Dostojevsky have you read The House of the Dead? ( I guess that´s the title in English - in Spanish it´s El Sepulcro de los vivos o la casa de los muertos)...	MrsMilano	2,147	3	Jan 2010	May 2010 clara1956
The Kite Runner and A Thousand Splendid Suns: Khaled Hosseini Both books embody for me the awful social constriction of Secrecy. What came across was the simplistic writing (a Gift that is not evident in all...	Unknown	1,049	1	Jan 2010	Mar 2010 Unknown
Of mice and men: John Steinbeck Loved this book. I read it in highschool. Its a beautiful depiction of friendship....	Unknown	1,188	1	Jan 2010	May 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
Clan of the cave bear: Jean M Auel Jean Auel is an excellent author. Try reading the full series..it is worth the time spent. The last book in the series is out now. Cant wait to rea...	Unknown	1,187	1	Dec 2009	Apr 2011 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 Client: John Grisham Has John Grisham ever wrote a rubbish book?????...	Unknown	1,812	1	Dec 2009	Jan 2011 lipsee
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
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