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ALL-TIME BEST NOVELS

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lady in red
6947 posts

26 Jan 2010 Tue 12:43 pm

I just realised ´Animal Firm´ is on the list. Great book! Follows on from the farmyard years after the guys meet up with Alan Sugar.

Quoting Yilgun:

13- Knut HAMSUN : Victoria

14- George ORWELL : Animal Firm

15- Margaret MITCHELL : Gone With the Wind

Edited (1/26/2010) by lady in red [added quote to upstage modification!!]

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vineyards
1954 posts

26 Jan 2010 Tue 01:48 pm

Quoting lady in red

I just realised ´Animal Firm´ is on the list. Great book! Follows on from the farmyard years after the guys meet up with Alan Sugar.

I know Animal Farm but have no clue about Animal Firm.

I read 1984, Animal Farm and Coming Up for Air but I barely remember the plot. It must have been 25 years.

Edited (1/26/2010) by vineyards

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yilgun-2010
572 posts

26 Jan 2010 Tue 02:19 pm

Animal Farm by George ORWELL

( Hayvan Çiftliği )

Edited (1/26/2010) by yilgun-2010

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Daydreamer
3743 posts

26 Jan 2010 Tue 05:16 pm

Animal farm and 1984 are great books, I´ve read them a number of times and always find something new in them. They seem especially true to a reader if you were raised in a totalitarian society.

We had Joyce´s Ulysses as a compulsory read back at the uni. I have to admit I never managed to get through it. It was just painful to read

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lady in red
6947 posts

26 Jan 2010 Tue 06:13 pm

Quoting vineyards

I know Animal Farm but have no clue about Animal Firm.

It was my little joke at the expense of Yilgun´s mistake Vineyards ${#emotions_dlg.sad}$ - possibly only my fellow Brits will get it.

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barba_mama
1629 posts

27 Jan 2010 Wed 12:15 am

Quoting lady in red

It was my little joke at the expense of Yilgun´s mistake Vineyards ${#emotions_dlg.sad}$ - possibly only my fellow Brits will get it.

Don´t worry I´m not a Brit and I got it We get some Sugar on our tv here too!

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SuiGeneris
3922 posts

27 Jan 2010 Wed 12:21 am

J.R. Tolkein -- Lord Of The Rings

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elenagabriela
2040 posts

27 Jan 2010 Wed 08:34 am

Quoting SuiGeneris

J.R. Tolkein -- Lord Of The Rings

+ 100

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ptaszek
440 posts

27 Jan 2010 Wed 11:19 pm

my vote is for"the Master and Margarita"by M.Bulhakov..the devil comes to Moscow to penetrate humans souls...wonderful read!

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elenagabriela
2040 posts

30 Jan 2010 Sat 09:53 pm

Orhan Pamuk - Kar

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barba_mama
1629 posts

30 Jan 2010 Sat 10:42 pm

I just can´t get through a Pamuk book... the writing-style doesn´t match my reading-style I guess.

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