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By: eastendreader98 (@eastendreader98)
This looks like a great list! If you like Margaret Atwood then you'll definitely enjoy The Bloody Chamber and Other Stories by Angela Carter, I've had to read it twice for studies and really enjo...
By: A Little Blog of Books
In reply to Laura (@booksterrupted). Thanks, I will look out for it!
By: Laura (@booksterrupted)
Impressive list! In May, my book club is going to be reading Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis by J. D. Vance. I've already put a hold on the audio version in OverDrive ...
By: A Little Blog of Books
In reply to calliastrophile. I think it's going to take me at least 2 years to read all of these - and I keep adding books ...
By: calliastrophile
Are you going to read all those in a year? That's so impressive! I've started reading one book a week for a few months but how can you read so many books? Any tips please?
By: Chloe McKay
The Light Between Oceans is almost top of TBR plus The Bell Jar, great list!
By: nereid89
The Bell Jar is probably one of my favourite books ever. On The Road was also a good read. I can't find time to read Master and Margarita and I've heard it's also worth reading.
By: novelreading
Oh, some great looking books on this list... Of those that I have read, I particularly loved Anna Karenina, On The Road, and The Bell Jar. If you are ever looking for other books to add to this n...
By: hannybee
thank you for liking my first post! your reading list is inspiring, many of them are on my list too, looking forward to hearing your reviews :)
By: Renee Benson
NICE! I love to see others whose aspirations for the year include polishing up their knowledge of books! wow! I'll be interested to see some of your book reviews on some of these books.
By: Mike
In reply to Katie H. I absolutely agree. American Psycho is mostly rejected for all the things that it is not (how many rea...
By: Mike
In reply to hiddenangles. Wow! You are way off base but the original title might make it more clear: La vie mode d'emploi (...
By: Karlo Mongaya
These are all very good! Especially Master and Margarita which is one of my all-time favorite novels and the Tolstoys and Dostoevskys (which are somewhat my thing). Also love Arundhati Roy. I'm n...
By: readaholic31
Cracking list of books and I'll definitely be adding some of those to my wishlist! I can definitely recommend Blood and Beauty. Took a while to get going but worth the wait!
By: enchantedground
Wilkie Collins and Edith Wharton are great. Also highly recommend "The Moonstone" (Collins) and "The Buccaneers" (Wharton). Like you don't have enough to get through... :)
By: mesetageresenfranglais
Long and nice list! I read a few of them. I'll wait for your reviews on them! :-)
By: Carolyn O
I've just read a bunch of books also on your to-read-not-yet-acquired list. Loved Gone Girl and Where'd You Go, Bernadette.
By: jadeinlondon
Thanks for liking my post! Tea and books are my favourite things so it's great to follow someone with similar tastes :) x
By: alicelucie
In reply to A Little Blog of Books and Other Stuff. thank you! I will have to check it out :)
By: A Little Blog of Books and Other Stuff
In reply to alicelucie. I read Life After Life by Kate Atkinson recently which I think is a good holiday book :) Happy read...
By: alicelucie
Thanks for stopping by my blog, I love your ambition - inspiring! Any suggestions for my own summer reading list?
By: Katie H
'American Psycho' is one of my favourite books of all time - so cleverly written. It messes with your head... Enjoy!
By: My Reading List of Japanese Literature | Japan Kaleidoskop
from the Time Magazine as 101 books or from the BBC like Emily January, one blogger created his little blog of books and then there is goodreads. Good hell! A lot to