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Book	Poster	Order by Most Viewed	Order by Most Commented	Created	Viewed	Last Comment
Bless Me Ultima: Rudolph Anaya A lot of mystery and suspense....	Unknown	1,069	0	Sep 2011	Apr 23
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	418	0	Mar 2019	Apr 23
prizes: erich segal ........................................	placebo79	1,380	0	Aug 2011	Apr 23
The Neal Pollack Anthology of American Literature: The Collected Writings of Neal Pollack: Neal Pollack I couldn't get going on this book until I realized it is humor. Hilarious....	postneoludite	1,017	0	Jul 2014	Apr 23
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	1,298	0	Feb 2011	Apr 23
The Map and the Territory: Michel Houellebecq The Map and the Territory is the story of an artist, Jed Martin, and his family and lovers and friends, the arc of his entire history rendered with sh...	CaballeroSpain	1,267	0	Aug 2012	Apr 22
eleven minutes: paulo coelho Delighfully sensual and entertaining....	placebo79	1,303	1	Aug 2011	Apr 22	Jan 2012 Unknown
Running out of Road: Jillian Godsil fast n furious ... modern irish writing...	Unknown	895	0	Aug 2011	Apr 22

The Life of Pi: Yann Martel craziest adeventure ever.... written in the most realistic way ! I still believe this story is true ;D...	Unknown	988	0	Jun 2011	Apr 22
Fear and loathing in las vegas: Hunter S. Thompson There's nothing I can say we all read it and loved it. Sorry cop out but I am not a literary agent who am to say?!...	Unknown	1,341	3	Mar 2009	Apr 22	Aug 2010 Unknown
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	988	0	May 2011	Apr 22
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	1,103	0	Mar 2011	Apr 22
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	974	0	Aug 2010	Apr 22	Aug 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	916	0	Jul 2010	Apr 22	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	1,040	0	Jul 2010	Apr 22	Jul 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	1,350	1	Feb 2010	Apr 22	Mar 2010 Unknown
Gargoyle: Andrew Davidson Loved this book its Davidson's first its such an original story well worth the read...	Aunz73	955	0	Feb 2010	Apr 22	Feb 2010 Aunz73
An American Tragedy: Theodore Dreiser Very very very...	MrsMilano	1,276	0	Jan 2010	Apr 22	Jan 2010 MrsMilano
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	1,045	1	Jan 2010	Apr 22	Mar 2010 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	1,017	1	Dec 2009	Apr 22	Dec 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	920	0	Nov 2009	Apr 22	Nov 2009 Unknown

Petals From A Rose: Cotesha O'Connor This is a unique Poetry. A book you can read over and over again....	Unknown	1,444	0	Aug 2009	Apr 22	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	Apr 22	Jul 2009 Unknown
Living to tell the tale: Gabriel Garcia Marquez yes amazing xxxxx read it all!!!!!!...	Unknown	1,008	1	Jul 2009	Apr 22	Jul 2009 Unknown
Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency: Douglas Adams One of the funniest books I've ever read.. would recommend it to anyone..!!...	Unknown	916	0	Jul 2009	Apr 22	Jul 2009 Unknown
When Memory Serves: Graham Longstaff Action Adventure. Kindle....	Puffin14	344	0	Sep 2021	Apr 22
The old man and the sea: Ernest hemingway The best book from ernest hemingway...	Unknown	253	0	Jul 2021	Apr 22
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	931	0	Jun 2009	Apr 22	Jun 2009 Unknown
Songs of Innocence and Experience: William Blake Songs of Innocence and of Experience is an illustrated collection of poems by William Blake. It appeared in two phases. A few first copies were pri...	Jazcoleman	387	0	Mar 2019	Apr 22
Hannibal: Mirko Jelusich Hannibal is a historical (and also biographical) novel of the great general, by the important Austrian writer Mirko Jelusich. The writer chronicles...	Philosophos	1,337	2	Jul 2018	Apr 22	May 2021 whitelily1
The Thing About December: Donal Ryan Captures the aching loneliness of country life in Ireland. Do yourself a favour. Just read this book....	Unknown	814	0	Mar 2018	Apr 22

Rhythms of Dionysus: Anand Bose This novel belongs to the genre of Philosophical Fiction. Philosophical Fiction is the pastiche of the Baroque, the Cubism of Picasso and the rhythms...	psiberite	682	0	Jan 2018	Apr 22
The Road to Destruction: Don Wright Troy and Donna were on the road to destruction and drugs were driving. Donna knew that it wasn't what she wanted but she couldn't give up Troy, and he...	Unknown	663	0	Dec 2017	Apr 22
The Bluest Eye: Toni Morrison Painfully Poetic in its historical depiction of a young girl destroyed by America's racist underpinnings....	ParisTrout	2,016	0	Jun 2017	Apr 22
Edith Hamilton's Mythology: Edith Hamilton I loved this book since I was 10!...	Unknown	902	0	Sep 2014	Apr 22
One for the Money: Janet Evanovich LOL, page turner, one day read, the best adult fiction series I have read!...	Unknown	869	0	Jun 2014	Apr 22
The Hobbit: J.R.R. Tolkien I just got done reading this book and It was hard to put down :)...	Rocker1990	1,236	0	Dec 2013	Apr 22
illusions:the story of a reluctant messiah: Robert Bach It could change your life. Consistently one of NRR's best books of all time....	Unknown	768	0	Nov 2013	Apr 22
Master and Margarita: Mikhail Bulgakov Bulgakov dared to place all the cruelty, venality and treachery of 1930s Russia under a microscope....	Bathspa	1,238	0	Jul 2013	Apr 22
Raise High the Roof Beam, Carpenters and Seymour: An Introduction: J.D. Salinger Seymour: an Introduction "Seymour: an Introduction" is quite a different story from "Roof Beam." The narrator is once again Buddy Glass, but here h...	Unknown	1,281	0	Jan 2013	Apr 22
Half of a Yellow Sun: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Fantastic book about civil war in Nigeria, before and after, a must read !...	Unknown	882	0	Aug 2012	Apr 22
The Madhouse of Love: Peter G Mackie I wrote this book at the age of 17 based on my own experiences as a teenager in a psychiatric unit. My favourite chapter is the first chapter. What I...	Unknown	1,240	0	Aug 2012	Apr 22