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wooleyduck
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To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee
note: I actually own this but have no clue where it is. I haven't read it though.

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ShipwreckMazuma says, "If you haven't read this yet, chalk it up a a must. Then see the old movie."

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FlyGirl says, "Great American novel."

meliss34 says, "this is a classic that everyone needs to read"
The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger
note: on my shelf, waiting to be read

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Greg says, "Currently reading it and it's been a pageturner with an original premise. Romance meets sci-fi with Pulp Fiction style chaotic sequencing. Good stuff!"

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chubacca_alpaca says, "Yes, recently finished this myself. Highly recommend it. It's as Greg says above."

DarkDog says, "I just love this book."
The Handmaid's Tale (Everyman's Library) by Margaret Atwood
note: sitting on my shelf, ready to be read

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FlyGirl says, "a little futuristic; very compelling."

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Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal by Christopher Moore

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abbynormal92243 says, "in my top ten favorites"

Ottaluna says, "This is very humorous and extremely irreverent definately not for the devout christian. Great read."
The Lust Lizard of Melancholy Cove by Christopher Moore

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Jane Eyre (Dover Thrift Editions) by Charlotte Brontë
note: Already read it, and you were right, I loved it.

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FlyGirl says, "You've tried Austen; now try the Brontes."
Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell: A Novel by Susanna Clarke
note: I've heard of this and was intrigued. I'll definitely pick up a copy at some point. Thanks.

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jolygood says, "Contemporary but seamless prose reminiscent of Jane Austen--a hauntingly delightful "alternate history" about gentleman magicians in England during Napoleanic times."
Lady Slings the Booze by Spider Robinson

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snailgenie says, "Hardboiled detective runs into a futuristic bordello, lots of fun and very silly."

Ottaluna says, "This one was great as well as all the books that came before it. Spider Robinson's work makes it easy to forget about the troubles of the world."
A Bloody Field by Shrewsbury by Edith Pargeter
note: This sounds good. I had no idea Ellis Peters was a pseudonym, I've read one of her Cadfael books. Thanks for the suggestion!

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ansate says, "historical fiction. looks really dense, but I found it easier going than I expected."
The Onion Girl (Newford) by Charles de Lint

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Galatea says, "Or anything by Charles de Lint. Not female, but one of my favorite authors of urban fantasy."

Ottaluna says, "This is one of the best all time urban fantasy writers! Any of his works are sure to impress if this is your type of genre."
The Sparrow by Mary Doria Russell

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Josh Petersen says, "Female author, science fiction with a historical bend."

ShipwreckMazuma says, "This was difficult in the end, but pretty good overall, I think. I haven't read the second book. "
Fledgling: A Novel by Octavia E. Butler
note: After reading some more the author this weekend I definitely want to check out her work. Thanks for the suggestion!

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ShipwreckMazuma says, "Octavia Butler has a clean low-toned style that ultimately kicks ass."
The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy

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ShipwreckMazuma says, "Very powerful in some areas."
The Bell Jar (P.S.) by Sylvia Plath

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Howl's Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones

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Arethusa says, "Jones is a fantastic fantasy author and I think "Howl" shows her at her funniest, smartest and most entertaining best."

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Quite Ugly One Morning by Christopher Brookmyre

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pivic says, "Very much like Douglas Adams' "Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency", this one is humorous, witty, intelligent and smart. Detective story with leaps and bounds. Get it!"
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Dark Demon (Unabridged) by Christine Feehan

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diosagoddess says, "I super love this series. I hope you would too..."
Middlemarch: Part 1 & Part 2 by George Eliot

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Ransom by Julie Garwood

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Quicksilver (The Baroque Cycle, Vol. 1) by Neal Stephenson

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chubacca_alpaca says, "This is fabulous, intricate, at times irreverent historical fiction. Fictional characters interact with historical luminaries such as Isaac Newton, William of Orange & King Louis 14th. At around 900 pages, it should keep you going for a while!"