Best Books Ever Written

13 "Best Books" lists combined and condensed into one master best books list, for the benefit of your reading pleasure. 623 of the best books ever written - can you collect them all?

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  #531

  Oblomov

  by Ivan Goncharov

  (3 Reviews)

  19 Points

  "Ilya Ilyitch Oblomov was lying in bed one morning in his flat in Gorohovy Street, in one of the big houses that had almost as many inhabitants as a whole country town."

  

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  #532

  O Pioneers!

  by Willa Cather

  (4 Reviews)

  18 Points

  "One January day, thirty years ago, the little town of Hanover, anchored on a windy Nebraska tableland, was trying not to be blown away. A mist of fine snowflakes was curling and eddying about the..."

  

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  #533

  Delia Smith's Complete Cookery Course

  by Delia Smith

  (1 Review)

  18 Points

  

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  #534

  Romancero Gitano

  by Federico García Lorca

  (1 Review)

  18 Points

  

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  #535

  Holes

  by Louis Sachar

  (9 Reviews)

  18 Points

  "There is no lake at Camp Green Lake."

  

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  #536

  Under the Net

  by Iris Murdoch

  (2 Reviews)

  17 Points

  "When I saw Finn waiting for me at the corner of the street I knew at once that something had gone wrong. Finn usually waits for me in bed, or leaning up against the side of the door with his eyes..."

  

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  #537

  Darconville's Cat

  by Alexander Theroux

  (1 Review)

  17 Points

  

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  #538

  Waverley

  by Walter Scott

  (2 Reviews)

  17 Points

  "The title of this work has not been chosen without the grave and solid deliberation which matters of importance demand from the prudent."

  

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  #539

  Maigret and the Enigmatic Letter

  by Georges Simenon

  (1 Review)

  17 Points

  

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  #540

  The Death of the Heart

  by Elizabeth Bowen

  (2 Reviews)

  17 Points

  "That mornining's ice, no more than brittle film, had cracked and was now floating in segments."

  

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