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Book	Poster	Order by Most Viewed	Order by Most Commented	Created	Viewed	Last Comment
A History of the Future: Perisic Predrga Events in two completely different worlds: one in Space, full of novelties, surprises and a myriad of side-splittingly funny adventures - which is...	Predrag	1,774	0	Feb 2017	May 10
I Malavoglia: Giovanni Verga Forse il capolavoro della letteratura verista......	Fiammifero	688	0	Jul 2019	May 10
To Kill A Mockingbird: Harper Lee This book was very interesting, really made me think....	Unknown	1,292	2	Feb 2010	May 10	May 2010 Unknown
Half of a Yellow Sun: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Fantastic book about civil war in Nigeria, before and after, a must read !...	Unknown	889	0	Aug 2012	May 10
Dragon Riders of Pern: Anne McCaffrey No way to describe, Fantasy read it...	Unknown	603	0	Apr 2018	May 10
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	1,189	1	Dec 2009	May 10	Apr 2011 Unknown
Eleven Minutes: Paulo Coelho Love it as all of his other books...	Unknown	1,452	2	Dec 2011	May 10	May 2012 Unknown
The Chrysalids: John Wyndham good read....	Unknown	974	0	Aug 2012	May 10

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	1,289	1	Jun 2009	May 10	Aug 2009 CaballeroSpain
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	1,049	0	Mar 2011	May 10
papillon: Henri Charriere very brutal, and touching, a mans survival and escape throu hell......	Unknown	991	0	Aug 2012	May 10
THE BRETHREN: JOHN GRISHAM i loved grisham books...	ag121	1,082	0	Nov 2013	May 9
les miserables: victor hugo read this when i was in 7th or 8th grade! :).. delightful!...	placebo79	985	0	Aug 2011	May 9
Gargoyle: Andrew Davidson Loved this book its Davidson's first its such an original story well worth the read...	Aunz73	957	0	Feb 2010	May 9	Feb 2010 Aunz73
The Alchemist: Paulo Coelho Delightful and a must book to read. Simple but elegant....	Unknown	1,474	2	Sep 2011	May 9	Nov 2017 Oceana2U
light of the moon: Luanne Rice I love this book so much it's sad, happy, and a bunch of other emotions that run through your head and I laugh, cry, yell, and every thing else that t...	Unknown	1,160	0	Jan 2016	May 9
Unflinching: Stuart G Yates Not sure why this was posted twice, many apologies! I tried to remove this one, but it wouldn't let me....	Icannotthinkofon	1,472	1	Jan 2016	May 9	Jan 2016 Icannotthinkofon
the plague: albert camus This is a book I know I will have to read again, There is so much in this book that I missed the first time; there are lessons everywhere....	guardianvalley	1,297	0	Aug 2011	May 9
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	Jun 2009	May 9	Jun 2009 Unknown
Fictopia: Anand Bose James Joyce wrote a novel covering a day's life as an epic in 800 Pages. This work, written in streams of consciousness covers seconds of happening in...	psiberite	783	0	Jan 2018	May 9
GAME OF THRONES /SONG OF ICE AND FIRE: G.R.R. MARTIN AMAZING <3...	Unknown	951	1	Jul 2014	May 9	Oct 2021 GreenSnail

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	1,056	1	Jul 2010	May 9	Jul 2010 Unknown
The Light Between Oceans: M. L. Sfedman I found this book on a trip to NZ. Started reading and couldn't put it down. As the blurb says it's a" haunting novel of love and loss and remarkable...	WaterDragpn	421	0	Mar 2019	May 9
The Gods Are Not to Blame: Ola Rotimi Prophesy and fulfilment. Another aspect of looking at the concept of destiny/pre-destination....	Unknown	1,003	0	Jul 2012	May 9
Explosive Eighteen: Janet Evanovich The book is by my favorite author....	fieldworking	1,127	0	Jul 2012	May 9
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	860	0	Dec 2013	May 9
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest: Ken Kesey One of the saddest and funniest books I've ever read....	Unknown	1,079	0	Aug 2010	May 9	Aug 2010 Unknown
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	922	0	Aug 2011	May 9
Spit McGee: Willie Morris so touching...	tennesseejudy	1,242	0	Jul 2009	May 9	Jul 2009 tennesseejudy
Player Piano: Kurt Vonnegut Jr A tale of how society can become our own making....	Unknown	937	0	May 2009	May 9	May 2009 Unknown
Howards End: E.M.Forster The book describes about changes and transitions in England during the beginning of 1910 and the author seems to antecipate most events in Europe such...	alexandre_aguiar	325	0	Dec 2020	May 9

Outlander: Diana Gabaldon attract your attention from the first to last page. The love is so strong in the book, that every woman would dream about it....	saidute26	1,271	0	Nov 2015	May 9
Bag of Bones: Stephen King This book floored me. I had stopped reading Stephen King years before. Something set me off to reading it. It blew across my eyes like a house on fire...	Unknown	936	0	Jan 2013	May 9
Il gattopardo: Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa uno squarcio disincantato e vivido di una Sicilia che fu...	Fiammifero	706	0	Jun 2019	May 9
Beyond sleep: Willem Frederik Hermans Classic in the Dutch literature....	sleepin_bird	1,106	0	Nov 2011	May 9
The Hobbit: J. R. R. Tolkien Excellent Book!...	Unknown	973	0	Sep 2010	May 9	Sep 2010 Unknown
The House of Spirits: Isabelle Allende A must read, another one of my all time favourites....	sleepin_bird	1,148	0	Nov 2011	May 9
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	964	0	Jul 2009	May 9	Jul 2009 Unknown
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	1,111	2	Aug 2012	May 9	Aug 2012 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	912	0	Oct 2009	May 9	Oct 2009 Unknown
The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists: Robert Tressell The Ragged-Trousered Philanthropists (1914) is a semi-biographical novel by the Irish writer Robert Tressell, published after his death from tuberculo...	Brexit01	521	0	Jan 2019	May 9
online today! Atlas Shrugged: Ayn Rand A very interesting presentation on the true backbone of self improvement and utilizing every opportunity to get to the top. While some consider it...	lindsyjones	3,892	2	Nov 2014	May 9	Mar 2017 Amanuman