How many have you read?
This potent book still resonates with modern-day politics.
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Written by George Orwell and initially published in 1949.
A must-read for those who love World War II related books.
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Written by Anthony Doerr and published in 2014, a Pulitzer Prize-winning book
About the mental and physical trauma caused by slavery.
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This powerful book by Toni Morrison, published in 1987, is an important book that helps to educate readers about the mental and physical trauma caused by slavery.
Critiques the absurdities of war and human existence.
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Joseph Heller’s 1961
A mainstay in children’s literature.
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E.B. White’s book about a spider, a little girl, and a pig was released in 1952
The world would never be the same again.
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J.R.R. Tolkien’s books are pure classics that took the world by storm. This book was published in 1954
A must-read for any bookworm!
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The classics are classics for a good reason! This novel by Margaret Mitchell, published in 1936, sold like hotcakes and has been made into plays and films
Another classic must-read
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This book by F. Scott Fitzgerald, published in 1925, is another classic must-read even if it wasn’t a hit with the public when it was first released.
This book simply must be read by everyone
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Canadian author Margaret Atwood’s 1986 book found great fame with HBO’s television series in recent years.
It does not matter if you’ve seen the series or not; this book simply must be read by everyone, in particular in light of recent political activity in the United States.
A look inside the mind of a man obsessed with a young girl
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This book by Vladimir Nabokov, initially published in 1955 in France, scandalized the world.
A look inside the mind of a man obsessed with a young girl is quite disturbing, even if it is fiction…
Everyone should read
With the help of readers, the New York Times ‘Book Review’ editors have developed a list of the best books from the past 125 years.
The result is a list of 25 finalists submitted from readers across the globe, and now the public is allowed to vote for the winner.