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Book	Poster	Order by Most Viewed	Order by Most Commented	Order by Most Liked	Created	Last Comment
The Unbearable Lightness of Being: Milan Kundera Kundera mixes philosophy with satire....	Bathspa	1,152	0	3	Jul 2013
The Alchemist: Paulo colho Paulo Coelho....	Unknown	1,412	2	3	May 2013	Sep 2013 Unknown
Le Petit Prince: Antoine De Saint-Exupery Innocence and fury. I recommend....	Unknown	1,312	1	3	Aug 2012	Jan 2013 Unknown
Angels and Demons: Dan Brown I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I read this book before the movie came out after I had read The Davinci Code. I said that if they ever made a movie...	Unknown	1,701	2	3	Jul 2012	Feb 2013 Exquisitelyso
Harry Potter: J.K Rowling Loved the whole series!...	Unknown	1,361	2	3	Jun 2012	Oct 2013 Unknown
The House of Spirits: Isabelle Allende A must read, another one of my all time favourites....	sleepin_bird	1,149	0	3	Nov 2011
Kill Alex Cross: James Patterson amazing writing...	Pastriesz84	1,674	1	3	Dec 2011	Dec 2012 daracwas
Persuasion: jane Austen Yet to finish, i'm hooked......	Unknown	990	0	3	Jan 2012

Siddharta: Herman Hesse journey of the soul...	Unknown	1,015	0	3	Jun 2011
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	3	Aug 2011
eleven minutes: paulo coelho Delighfully sensual and entertaining....	placebo79	1,310	1	3	Aug 2011	Jan 2012 Unknown
pride and prejudice: jane austen need i say anything ? :)...	placebo79	1,038	0	3	Aug 2011
jane eyre: charolette bronte one of my first classics! :)...	placebo79	1,180	0	3	Aug 2011
Animal Farm: George Orwell Highly recommended :)...	Unknown	1,260	1	3	Aug 2010	Sep 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	1,033	0	3	Aug 2010	Aug 2010 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	1,365	2	3	Jan 2011	May 2011 Unknown
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	1,424	0	3	Apr 2011
eat pray love: elizabeth gilbert ..could identify with so many things..:)...	placebo79	1,272	0	3	Aug 2011
Waiting for Godot: Samuel Beckett	Unknown	905	0	3	Sep 2011
Slaughterhouse Five: Kurt Vonnegut	Unknown	960	0	3	Sep 2011
The Alchemist: Paulo Coelho Delightful and a must book to read. Simple but elegant....	Unknown	1,474	2	3	Sep 2011	Nov 2017 Oceana2U

Sense and Sensibility: Jane Austen My Goodness!! you are not wrong there!!!!!...	Unknown	1,795	3	3	Oct 2011	Oct 2011 lipsee
if tommorrow comes: sidney sheldon .......................	placebo79	1,150	0	3	Sep 2011
online today! Complete fairy tales of Oscar Wilde: Oscar Wilde To quote Oscar about his stories, " They are studies in prose, put for Romance's sake into fanciful form: meant partly for children, and partly for th...	Abagail	1,354	0	3	Sep 2011
the plague: albert camus One of the best books I have ever read. There is so much to this book, I will read it again. Not an easy book by any means but a great insight into hu...	guardianvalley	1,317	0	3	Sep 2011
East of Eden: John Steinbeck is this book talk about eden its city in my countery...	dania	1,290	1	3	Oct 2010	Oct 2010 Unknown
THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO: Alexandre Dumas Who could not love a story of sweet revenge? Best book about revenge ever....	ariadne104	1,490	2	3	Jan 2010	Oct 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	1,956	3	3	Feb 2010	Dec 2010 Sativa_Soul
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	2,148	3	3	Jan 2010	May 2010 clara1956
The Client: John Grisham Has John Grisham ever wrote a rubbish book?????...	Unknown	1,814	1	3	Dec 2009	Jan 2011 lipsee
Where The Red Fern Grows: Wilson Rawls This is a favorite that I have enjoyed since childhood....	TaintedHalo	1,410	0	3	Mar 2009	Mar 2009 TaintedHalo

El Aleph: Jorge Luis Borges Prolific and imaginative author Jorge Luis Borges is always a good read. The Aleph is a short story on how the universe could work......	clara1956	1,864	0	3	Apr 2009	Apr 2009 clara1956
The Life of Pi: Yann Martell Fascinating book about a teenage boy stranded on a lifeboat with a menagerie that includes a tiger. He has to use all his wits to survive and, doing...	Unknown	1,059	0	3	Apr 2009	Apr 2009 Unknown
The Catcher in the Rye: J.D.Salinger I admire Salinger, but i must admit, his litterature was not worthy of reading. I still have his other works, which i regret i bought them. Apart from...	_mimi_	1,772	5	3	Apr 2009	Feb 2011 Unknown
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	1,187	1	3	May 2009	May 2009 Unknown
Persuasion: Jane Austen This is one of Austen's most romantic book. It's the only one where the hero writes out what he feels for the heroine. You may say this int true becau...	Unknown	1,029	0	3	Jul 2009	Jul 2009 Unknown
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	1,130	0	3	Jul 2009	Jul 2009 Unknown
Mansfield Park: Jane Austen This is probably my least favorite Austen, but I still love it. I feel so bad for Fanny Price because of how she's treated her whole life, but I still...	Unknown	1,020	0	2	Aug 2009	Aug 2009 Unknown
3 Men in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog): Jerome K. Jerome I really liked the film but didnt realise there was a book as well. Will have to find a copy....	Unknown	2,453	5	2	Mar 2009	May 2010 Unknown
The Black Obelisk: Erich Maria Remarque This book offers an interesting view of the German society between the two world wars. The characters are unique and delightful. Very original ideas a...	Unknown	1,637	0	2	Jun 2009	Jun 2009 Unknown
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	2	Jun 2009	Jun 2009 Unknown
The Asbo Fairy Tales: Hans Christian Asbosen Some of the worlds best known fairy tales re done with a modern day twist, like Puss in boots robbing from the king to get a nice house, or little red...	cazzyd	1,641	0	2	Apr 2009	Apr 2009 cazzyd