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Message board > What is the best literary work you ´ve ever read?
What is the best literary work you ´ve ever read?
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you_per7
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What is the best literary work you ´ve ever read?
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Dear colleagues, let �s share our reading experience and answer this question
What is the best literary work you �ve ever read?
Title:
Author:
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18 Jul 2014
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anitarobi
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Huge problem choosing only one... |
18 Jul 2014
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you_per7
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you are right anitarobi
Here is my choice:
Title: Animal Farm
Author:George Orwell
Comments : I think this work will not expire.
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18 Jul 2014
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aliciapc
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Love in Cholera Times - Gabriel Garc�a Marquez The Book of Embraces - Eduardo Galeano The Book Thief - Markus Zusak The Talented Mr Ripley - Patricia Highsmith Long Walk to Freedom - Nelson Mandela I just can �t choose one ... these are among the best I �ve read!
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18 Jul 2014
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kekenito
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The Last Cato by Matilde Asensi is my favourite one. http://www.thelastcato.com/
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18 Jul 2014
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ironik
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I agree, if you ask me, for example, not the best, but my favorite book from a specific era, that might be easier to choose. (-or not- I could list dozens of classics and can �t even say one is "better" than another) Yet, as the most recent book that I �ve read, The Fault in Our Stars by John Green definitely is a quick favorite for me. It is sincere, realistic and full of wisdom & stupidities of life at the same time. Impossible not to like. |
18 Jul 2014
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omarengteacher
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"Crime and Punishment" by Fyodor Dostoyevsky. It �s great to get into the mind of Raskolnykov. I loved the end when the girl stays with him in Siberia |
18 Jul 2014
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cunliffe
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Easy for me. One stands out from the crowd. �Jane Eyre � by Charlotte Bronte. It is the most wonderful love story, beautifully written. It was the author �s wish-fulfillment; she is that person Jane Eyre and so was I when I first read it. It is the prototype for all Mills & Boon type fiction: true love is there, but there is an impediment to be overcome. As I �ve got older, I �ve realised that I am actually more like the mad woman in the attic. |
19 Jul 2014
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savvinka
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"The Streetcar Named Desire" by Tennessee Williams
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19 Jul 2014
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PhilipR
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Classic: 1984, George Orwell Modern: The Naming of the Dead, Ian Rankin (from the Detective Rebus series) |
19 Jul 2014
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