i would definitely add

J.D Salinger´s "the catcher in the rye" 

 How about: Proud and prejudicial characteristics get one  nowhere in the love stakes, especially if one listen´s to hearsay .  

 Phew . . . Elizabeth almost missed out on her destiny . . . the love of a fine figure of a man in breeches.

Of course, if you had done your research more thoroughly, you would have also read and watched Bridget Jones´s Diary and realised the modern  moral: Never let a cad twang your big knickers.

Colin Firth took the role of Darcy in both stories. For those of you who don´t know who he is, he seems to be "the thinking woman´s crumpet".  Something for you to aspire to Thehandsom? 

 Actually i ADORE the old version of the movie,i saw it when i was little,and i still love watching it

And that Mr Darcy was really something !

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i have seen this one too. i personally think it´s the character that you fall in love with. i don´t know what it is about Mr Darcy. He is perceived as a pompus ass but his arrogance is appealing in a weird sort of way....

1- Victor Hugo                           Les Miserables 

2- Fyoder Dostoyevsky               Crime and Punishment    

                                                The Brothers Karamazov

3-Leo Tolstoy                             War and Peace

                                                Anna Karenina 

4-Jane Austen                            Pride and Prejudice 

5-James Joyce                           Ulysses

6- Franz Kafka                            Die Verwandlung

                                                The trial

7-Viginia Wolf                            The Waves  

8- Upton Sinclair                        Oil 

9 –James Baldwin                      Go Tell it on the Mountain

10-Albert Camus                        The Stranger

11-John Steinbeck                      The Grapes of Wrath 

                                                Of Mice and Men

12-Ernest Hemingway                The Snows of Kilimanjaro

                                                The Old Man and the Sea 

                                                The Sun Also Rises          

13 – Yaþar Kemal                       Aðrýdaðý ( Aðrý Daðý) Efsanesi 
14-   Paul Auster                        Timbuktu

15- Robert Stone                        Dog Soldiersl

16- John Cheever                       Falconer

17- Gabriel Garcia Marquez         One Hundred Years Solitude

18- Vladimir Nabokov                 Lolita 

19- Jean Paul Sartre                   Les Mots

20- Virginia Woolf                     To the lighthouse

                                               Mrs.Dalloway    

21- William Faulkner                  Light in August

                                               The Sound and The Fury

22- Knut Hamsun                      Victoria

23- Graham Green                    The Power and the Glory

                                               The Heart of the Matter     

 24- Saul Bellow                        Herzog

 25- Henry Miller                       Tropic of Cancer

 26- Doris Lessing                     The Golden Notebook

 27- Toni Morrison                    Beloved

 28- George Orwell                   Animal Farm

 29-F.Scott Fitzgerald                The Great Gatsby

 30- Margaret Mitchell                Gone With the Wind        

 31-Yusuf Atýlgan                      Aylak Adam

 32-Antoine de Saint-Exupery     Le Petit Prince

 33-Benjamin Constant               Adolphe 

I would put -

on that list

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Without a doubt!