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by Ms Bag on November 20th, 2009
"The Holiday" by Stevie Smith- witty with an underbelly of sadness.
"The Bell Jar" Sylvia Plath- beautifully written and emotionally challenging
anything by Edna O'Brien- All examples of lyrical writing
"the Third Policeman" Flann O'Brien- whimsical and bizarre humour
"Midnight's Children" Salman Rushdie- magical and intriguing twist on Indian history
"The Newspaper of Claremont Street" Elizabeth Jolley- clever, well written, funny
"Time and Tide" Amitav Ghosh- a fascinating story set in the Delta region bordering Bangladesh
"Year of Wonders" Geraldine Brooks- set in England during the plague - one woman's fascinating account.
All different but interesting, funny, moving and so on. Tristram Shandy is wonderful, but not if you don't like meandering through Laurence Sterne's extraordinary thought processes.
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You're reading Can you recommend a book that you absolutely loved, and think everyone should read? I'm looking for fiction, or at least very entertaining books. Please don't suggest the bible- I've already read that.
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Great selections:)
by Major Look at yerself on November 21st, 2009