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This page contains a single entry by alicia published on February 2, 2006 3:03 PM.
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I love this list - I totally agree with #1 (which I've read) but my favorite is #6, which I've also read.
Here's one they missed....
"Spring in the Carla Valley was a matter of opinion." - Lloyd Alexander, "The Kestrel"
Unbelievable! They missed "In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit." Mind you, that wasn't great literature when compared with The Lord of the Rings.
I've read several of these books. One, Middlesex, which I haven't read is quote on my calendar for this month. I thought that an odd coincidence. Hated Old Man and the Sea.
I have read 16 of them and parts or most of 4 more. But I don't think they are the 100 best novels...or even the hundred best first lines.