Books
jon laa wrote on January 19th, 2009, 6:38 pm
It was good to revisit animal farm by george orwell. I suppose one’s ability to understand a book changes with time, I found myself enjoying animal farm a lot more than the last time I read it.
Now let me compile a list of books I will like to read or re-read. It has been a thought drifting about for years and it’s about time I penned them down to have a reading-reminder to fall back on.
- 1984 by george orwell
- to kill a mockingbird by harper lee
- the catcher in the rye by j.d. salinger
- pride and prejudice by jane austen
- catch-22 by joseph heller
- lolita by vladimir nabokov
- brave new world by aldous huxley
- great expectations by charles dickens
- les miserables by hugo victor
- one hundred years of solitude by gabriel garcia marquez
- the kite runner by khaled hosseini
- a tale of two cities by charles dickens
- i, claudius by robert graves
- life of pi by yann martel
- never let me go by kazuo ishiguro
- saturday by ian mcewan
- celestial harmonies by péter esterházy
- everything you need by a.l. kennedy
- fear and trembling by amélie nothomb
- the ground beneath her feet by salman rushdie
- enduring love by ian mcewan
- cocaine nights by j.g. ballard
- birdsong by sebastian faulks
- mao ii by don delillo
- are you there god? it’s me, margaret by judy blume
- a handful of dust by evelyn waugh
- light in august by william faulkner
- lord of the flies by william golding
- the painted bird by jerzy kosinski
- jonathan strange & mr norrell by susanna clarke
- bel canto by ann patchett
- waiting by ha jin
- the chocolate war by robert cormier
- ulysses by james joyce
- a portrait of an artist like a young man by james joyce
- darkness at noon by arthur koestler
- the day of locust by nathanael west
- kim by rudyard kipling
- illusions by richard bach
- the boy who lost his face by louis sachar
- i saw esau by iona opte
- a dog’s tale by mark twain
- the brothers karamazov by fyodor dostoevksy
- the grapes of wrath by john steinback
- east of eden by john steinback
- gone with the wind by margaret mitchell
- war and peace by leo tolstoy
- a clockwork orange by anthony burgess
- the sound and the fury by william faulkner
- as i lay dying by william faulkner
- the call of the wild by jack london
- dharma bums by jack kerouac
Obviously they are not in any particular order. 52 books for the 52 weeks in a year. Perfect, but coincidental.
Great.
