"Agree with a lot of the comments above.I recently read Gulliver's Travels (for the first time( and really enjoyed it. Well written, very entertaining, and contains some surprisingly pertinent observations.Also add Bulgakov's Master and Margarita as a great read.Interested to see several people mention John Wyndham - I really like his novels and short stories but are they really 'great books' or 'classics'? Not sure I think of them in that way."
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Sha 10 month s ago
#10 You actually blurred out the word "have?" Honestly...what the fuck is wrong with you Izi? I know you canadians are hardcore pussies, but who hurt you with the word "have?" 
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Barticus 10 month s ago
Sha,
Lmao. probably in cursive to resemble the word "hell"
Lmao. probably in cursive to resemble the word "hell"
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Arie 10 month s ago
Sha,
Those 'hardcore pussies' set your precious White House on fire and showed you who's boss, don't you forget that little Murica boy.
Those 'hardcore pussies' set your precious White House on fire and showed you who's boss, don't you forget that little Murica boy.
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Cilla 7 month s ago
Sha, Canadians?!?!?!?! When the war broke out in Ukraine, Izi said they might have some problems with content because they were based in Ukraine. Funny thing is, their address is listed as Los Angeles. And they have asked that we all write in English. And we have never heard another word about them struggling to post content while they're at war.
But yeah, why the fuck is 'have' censored?
But yeah, why the fuck is 'have' censored?
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Basil 10 month s ago
"I liked The Catcher in the Rye Wolf Hall was good but dense going."
Was this a contest to mention every borderline classic novel ever written? This person mentions Catcher and Wolf Hall in the same breath. Stephen King, The Green Mile? It was good but not classic. No Watership Down, though.
Was this a contest to mention every borderline classic novel ever written? This person mentions Catcher and Wolf Hall in the same breath. Stephen King, The Green Mile? It was good but not classic. No Watership Down, though.
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Sal 10 month s ago
I call BS on most of these, Moby Dick? Seriously? The most boring book I attempted to read.
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Drew 10 month s ago
This is just a dump of books on the 90's middle school reading lists that we were forced to read. Most all are boring self-exaggerated dramas. Where's stuff from THIS century?
Lmao. probably in cursive to resemble the word "hell"
Those 'hardcore pussies' set your precious White House on fire and showed you who's boss, don't you forget that little Murica boy.
But yeah, why the fuck is 'have' censored?
Was this a contest to mention every borderline classic novel ever written? This person mentions Catcher and Wolf Hall in the same breath. Stephen King, The Green Mile? It was good but not classic. No Watership Down, though.