Last Viewed Fiction Literature Books

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Book	Poster	Order by Most Viewed	Order by Most Commented	Created	Viewed	Last Comment
Coming Out: Danielle Steel A sparkly story with an uplifting twist...	Unknown	1,144	0	May 2010	Apr 27	May 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	1,319	2	May 2009	Apr 27	Jan 2010 Unknown
The Favorite Game: Leonard Cohen You just have to read it! It's funny, hilarious,entertaining, talking about everything the way it is. Canadians MUST know it......	Leomonarda	695	0	May 2018	Apr 27
On The Road: Jack Kerouac Read it years ago. Very good....	Unknown	1,505	2	Mar 2009	Apr 27	Apr 2009 Unknown
The Tea Rose: Jennifer Donnelly Loved it loved it loved it the best book i have read in 8 years...	Unknown	1,047	0	Jul 2010	Apr 27	Jul 2010 Unknown
Little Women: Louisa May Alcott Thi is such a cute and beautiful classic novel. I have it on kindle....	Unknown	1,209	0	Oct 2011	Apr 27
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	1,465	1	Jan 2016	Apr 27	Jan 2016 Icannotthinkofon
Life of Galileo: Bertolt Brecht	Unknown	879	0	Sep 2011	Apr 27

Ravens: Katie Faith This book was written by a 14 year old girl here in Comox Valley British Columbia and she is such an amazing writer and I love her book and this book...	Zhang8	607	0	May 2018	Apr 27
Cronical Of A Death Foretold: Gabriel Garcia Marquez Yes, it is a great strory, indeed, as most of Marquez's books are but , still, I think "One Hundred Years of Solitude" is his masterpiece, moreover, i...	Unknown	1,777	3	Jul 2009	Apr 27	Jul 2009 Unknown
MIDNIGHT BAYOU: NORA ROBERTS I agree with you!!I have just started reading it!!Absolutely gripping!!Love it!!...	Unknown	1,421	1	Mar 2012	Apr 27	Apr 2012 Ladyfair
The Rozabel Line: Ashish Sanghi The author in political correctness states this book is a work of fiction. Is it..really? I wonder. One would require to read it with an open mind not...	aquarian1	1,347	0	Sep 2011	Apr 27
Pride And Prejudice: Jane Austen Great story.............	Unknown	1,019	0	Sep 2010	Apr 27	Sep 2010 Unknown
Victory: Joseph Conrad Ask most readers if they have read any Conrad and they’re likely to respond with Heart of Darkness—the classic tale that inspired the acclaimed film A...	Staff	2,686	1	Mar 2009	Apr 27	Mar 2023 Unknown
Give Him Back To God: Barbara Cronin Harrington Give Him Back To God is based on the murder of a married Roman Catholic priest. I knew all the people involved. The murderer told me that she was goin...	cambridgemiss	1,781	0	Jul 2014	Apr 27
The Dark Tower Series: Stephen King I never wanted the journey to end. Each book had it's own feel but still felt familiar & seamless. Even with SK writing the books over 20 years! He is...	D_Jana	1,277	0	Sep 2015	Apr 27
THE CHRISTMAS LIST: RICHARD PAUL EVANS I Must Write This A Great Author, And This Book Is One That You Just Can't Put Down~ Till Finish~ All At One Reading~ Same With All His Other's~ Have...	OneWintersNight	1,225	0	Dec 2015	Apr 27
A Fine Balance: Rohinton Mistry A brilliantly written and truly depressing book....	postneoludite	1,110	0	Jul 2014	Apr 27
Dark of Night: Marios Savva Suspense thriller. You can find it here: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LLJ6K4O...	Spurs73	349	0	Nov 2022	Apr 27
Norwegain Wood: Haruki Murakami You give yourself the opportunity to read Murakami!...	Unknown	1,123	0	Dec 2011	Apr 27
Peyton Place: Grace Metalious I love to read about how different people do different things, this town could be ours!...	Unknown	999	0	Aug 2010	Apr 27	Aug 2010 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	Apr 27	Nov 2009 Unknown
By the River Piedra I Sat Down and Wept: Paulo Coelho beautiful book indeed...	Unknown	1,348	2	Feb 2012	Apr 27	Aug 2012 Unknown
THE EGYPTIAN: Mika Waltari A novel inspired by one of the oldest heroes in ancient folklore - the wandering Egyptian Sinuhe....	Unknown	1,107	0	Jun 2011	Apr 27
The Complete Works of willaim Shakespeare: Shakespeare I've not read all of this but what I have read I was awed by....	Unknown	984	0	Sep 2009	Apr 27	Sep 2009 Unknown
Between the Plums: Janet Evanovich If you want to spend a nice time with your book, read this one....	Unknown	1,057	0	May 2012	Apr 27
Sense and Sensiblity: Jane Austen This is an amazing story about two very different sister's and there love stories. One sister who is basically bi-polar who falls in love with a rich...	Unknown	1,128	0	Jul 2009	Apr 27	Jul 2009 Unknown
The Pearl: John Steinbeck It made an impression on me about love and sacrifice....early in my childhood...	Unknown	998	0	Aug 2013	Apr 27
The word: Irving Wallace Deals with Archaeology findings and how some people try to include the missing portions of the bible...	Unknown	978	0	Jul 2012	Apr 27
The Alchemist: Paulo colho Paulo Coelho....	Unknown	1,408	2	May 2013	Apr 27	Sep 2013 Unknown
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	1,888	2	Apr 2011	Apr 27	Sep 2011 Abagail

Waiting for Godot: Samuel Beckett	Unknown	901	0	Sep 2011	Apr 27
ishmael: daniel quinn this book is a must read, the coexistence between men and this planet....	Unknown	1,035	0	Jun 2009	Apr 27	Jun 2009 Unknown
Little, Big: John Crowley This would fall under the category of magical realism. I have never experienced another book like this one, and I have read many....	Unknown	772	0	Jan 2013	Apr 27
Goodbye Gary Cooper: Roman Gary this book gave me a special outlook of the world and i highly recommend it to you....	Unknown	3,783	0	Feb 2011	Apr 27
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	2,060	5	Oct 2009	Apr 27	Nov 2009 Unknown
Persuasion: jane Austen Yet to finish, i'm hooked......	Unknown	988	0	Jan 2012	Apr 27
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	1,418	0	Apr 2011	Apr 27
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	1,046	0	Mar 2011	Apr 27
Anna Karenina: Leo Tolstoy In this book, Tolstoy manages to do what few male writers can: portray the inner life of a woman with both accuracy and sympathy. The love story betwe...	Unknown	1,181	1	May 2009	Apr 27	May 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	1,087	0	Sep 2009	Apr 27	Sep 2009 Unknown
The Chrysalids: John Wyndham good read....	Unknown	970	0	Aug 2012	Apr 27