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American Literature American Literature Author Title Pages Location James Agee A Death in the Family 310 FIC AGE Edward Albee Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? 242 FIC ALB Louisa May Alcott Behind a Mask 277 FIC ALC Little Men 346 FIC ALC Little Women 489 FIC ALC Sherwood Anderson Winesburg, Ohio 265 FIC SHE Maya Angelou I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings 289 92 ANG And Still I Rise 54 811 ANG Conversations with, MA 246 818 ANG All Gods Children Need Traveling Shoes 210 921 ANG The Heart of a Women 272 921 ANG James Baldwin Go Tell it on the Mountain 221 FIC BAL Saul Bellow Seize the Day 114 FIC BEL Ray Bradbury Dandelion Wine 239 FIC BRA Fahrenheit 451 179 FIC BRA The Martin Chronicles 182 FIC BRA Something Wicked This Way Comes 293 FIC BRA Joseph Bruchac Bearwalker 208 FIC BRU Night Wings 194 FIC BRU Olive Ann Burns Cold Sassy Tree 391 FIC BUR Truman Capote In Cold Blood 343 364.15 CAP Willa Cather Stories, Poems & Other Writings 1039 813 CAT My Antonia 204 FIC CAT O Pioneers 230 FIC CAT One of Ours 371 FIC CAT Shadows on the Rock 280 FIC CAT Neighbor Rosicky 88 FIC CAT 24 Stories 242 FIC CAT Kate Chopin The Awakening 190 FIC CHO Sandra Cisneros The House on Mango Street 105 FIC CIS James Fenimore Cooper The Last of the Mohicans 562 FIC COO The Pioneers 460 FIC COO The Pathfinder 344 FIC COO Stephen Crane Maggie, A Girl of the Streets 192 FIC CRA Red Badge of Courage 125 FIC CRA The Complete Poems 154 811 CRA The Open Boat 64 FIC CRA The Bridge Comes to Yellow Sky 19 812 CRA Emily Dickinson I’m Nobody! Who Are You? (poetry) 105 811 DIC Frederick Douglass Narritave of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an 144 92 DOU T. S. Eliot Murder in the Cathedral 88 822 ELI Ralph Ellison Invisible Man 581 FIC ELL Louise Erdrich Love Medicine 367 FIC ERD Tracks 226 FIC ERD William Faulkner Absolam, Absolam! 313 FIC FAU Three Famous short Novels 316 FIC FAU Novels 1942-1954 1115 FIC FAU As I Lay Dying 267 FIC FAU Go Down Moses 265 FIC FAU Intruder in the Dust 241 FIC FAU Light in August 512 FIC FAU The Reivers 305 FIC FAU The Sound and the Fury 316 FIC FAU The Unvanquished 260 FIC FAU Collected Stories of WF 900 808.8 FAU F. Scott Fitzgerald The Short Stories of SF 775 808.8 FIT The Curious Case of Benjamin Button 59 FIC FIT Flappers and Philosophers 245 808.8 FIT The Great Gatsby 180 FIC FIT Tender is the Night 317 FIC FIT Babylon Revisited & other Stories 253 FIC FIT Benjamin Franklin The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin 212 92 FRA Ernest J. Gaines The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman 259 FIC GAI A Lesson Before Dying 256 FIC GAI A Gathering of Old Men 213 FIC GAI Lorraine Hansberry A Raisin in the Sun 135 812 HAN Nathaniel Hawthorne The Scarlet Letter w/Connections 312 813-32 HAW Young Goodman Brown 40 FIC HAW Dr. Heideggers Experiment 32 FIC HAW The Portable Hawthorne 689 813 HAW The House of the Seven Gables 404 FIC HAW The Scarlet Letter 274 FIC HAW Twice Told Tales 288 FIC HAW The Celestial Railroad & Other Stories 301 FIC HAW Tales & Sketches 1483 808.8 HAW Joseph Heller Catch 22 463 FIC HEL Ernest Hemingway The Complete Short Stories of EH 650 808.8 HEM A Moveable Feast 207 921 HEM A Farewell to Arms 332 FIC HEM The Snow of Kilimanjaro & Other Stories 154 808.8 HEM A Clean, Well Lighted Place 30 FIC HEM Green Hills of Africa 207 799.29 HEM In Our Time 156 FIC HEM Across the River into the Trees 308 FIC HEM The Old Man and the Sea 127 FIC HEM The Sun Also Rises 174 FIC HEM True at First Light 319 FIC HEM John Hersey Hiroshima 152 940.54 HER Tony Hillerman The Wailing Wind 232 FIC HIL Coyote Waits 369 FIC HIL The Fallen Man 302 FIC HIL The Ghostway 369 FIC HIL The Hunting Badger 334 FIC HIL Sacred Clowns 354 FIC HIL Talking God 352 FIC HIL A Thief of Time 334 Textbook Zora Neale Hurston Zora Neale H./Modern Critical Views 192 813 ZOR Their Eyes Were Watching God 219 FIC HUR Henry James HJ Daisy Miller, The Turn & Screw & Other Tales 148 813 JAM The Portable Henry James 696 813 JAM Henry James Portrait of a Lady 171 813 JAM Daisy Miller, The Turn & Screw of, 191 FIC JAM The Turn of the Screw & Other Short Stories 449 FIC JAM Ken Kesey One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest 277 FIC KES Harper Lee To Kill a Mockingbird 281 FIC LEE Ursula K. Le Guin Annals of the Western Shore Book 1 - Gifts 286 FIC LE Annals of the Western Shore Book 2 – Voices* 341 FIC LE Annals of the Western Shore Book 3 – Powers* 502 FIC LE Earthsea Book 1 - A Wizard of Earthsea 183 FIC LE Earthsea Book 2 - The Thomb of Atuan 180 FIC LE Earthsea Book 3-The Farthest Shore 197 FIC LE Earthsea Book 4-Tehanu 252 FIC LE ULG Modern Critical Views 274 813 URS The Left Hand of Darkness 304 FIC LE The Dispossessed 341 FIC LE The Wind’s Twelve Quarters 303 813.5 LE ULG Modern Critical Views L Hand Darkness 150 813 URS Blue Moon over Thurman St 128 811 LE Sinclair Lewis Babbit 410 FIC LEW SL Modern Critical Views 144 813 SIN Elmer Gantry 469 FIC LEW SL Arrowsmith 102 813 SIN It Can’t Happen Here 384 FIC LEW Main Street 475 FIC LEW Jack London The Best Stories of JL 190 FIC LON The Call of the Wild 139 FIC LON The LLamada de la Selva 190 FIC LON White Fang 252 FIC LON The Sea Wolf 252 FIC LON Bernard Malamud The Fixer 306 FIC MAL The Natural 231 FIC MAL Cormac McCarthy Border Trilogy Book 1 – All the Pretty Horses 301 FIC MCC Frank McCourt Angela’s Ashes 363 92 MCC Teacher Man 258 92 MCC Carson McCullers The Heart is a Lonely Hunter 430 FIC MCC Herman Melville Billy Budd, Sailor 166 FIC MEL Billy Budd & Other Tales 334 808.8 MEL HM Moby Dick 159 813 MEL Moby Dick or, the Whale 822 FIC MEL Moby Dick 593 FIC MEL Moby Dick Spanish Version 260 813 MEL Billy Budd 94 812 MEL Arthur Miller The Crucible 94 812 MIL Death of a Salesman 104 812 MIL N. Scott Momaday House Made of Dawn 198 FIC MOM Toni Morrison Beloved 321 FIC MOR The Bluest Eye 216 FIC MOR Song of Solomon 337 FIC MOR Tar Baby 305 FIC MOR Joyce Carol Oates Big Mouth and Ugly Girl 266 FIC OAT With Malice Toward None 492 973.7 OAT FoxFire 328 FIC OAT We Were The Mulvaneys 454 FIC OAT The Perfectionist & other Plays 246 812 OAT Will You Always Love Me? & Other Stories 326 808.8 OAT Tim O’Brien The Things They Carried 246 FIC OBR Flannery O’Connor Collected Works 1281 813 OCO Eugene O’Neill The Iceman Cometh 260 812 EUG Sylvia Plath The Bell Jar 244 FIC PLA Chaim Potok The Chosen 272 FIC POT I Am the Clay 241 FIC POT The Promise 368 FIC POT My Name Is Asher lev 350 FIC POT Ayn Rand Anthem 105 FIC RAN Atlas Shrugged 1168 FIC RAN The Fountainhead 704 FIC RAN J. D. Salinger The Catcher in the Rye 214 FIC SAL Carl Sandburg Abraham Lincoln Grows Up 222 921 LIN CS Adventures of Poet 32 921 SAN The Sandburg Treasury –Prose & Poetry 480 808.88 SAN Complete Poems of C S 797 811 SAN Rainbows are Made-Poems 81 811 SAN Upton Sinclair The Jungle 349 FIC SIN Wallace Stegner All the Little Live Things 345 FIC STE Angle of Repose 569 FIC STE The Big Rock Candy Mountain 563 FIC STE Mormon Country 362 979.2 STE Remembering Laughter 152 FIC STE Gertrude Stein The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas 252 818 STE Three Lives 330 FIC STE John Steinbeck The Pearl/Red Pony 192 813 STE Cannery Row 196 FIC STE East of Eden 602 FIC STE The Grapes of Wrath 455 FIC STE Of Mice and Men 107 FIC STE The Moon is Down 112 FIC STE Las Uvasde la ira 813.54 STE The Pearl 90 FIC STE The Red Pony 100 FIC STE Sweet Thursday 249 FIC STE The Wayward Bus 306 FIC STE Tortilla Flat 207 FIC STE The Winter of Discontent 291 FIC STE Harriet Beecher Stowe Uncle Tom’s Cabin 515 FIC STO H Beecher Stowe 173 921 STO Amy Tan The Bonesetter’s Daughter 353 FIC TAN The Kitchen God’s Wife 532 FIC TAN The Joy Luck Club 288 FIC TAN Henry David Thoreau Walden or,Life in the Woods 295 FIC THO Thoreau on Freedom 125 323.44 THO Walden & Resistance to Civil Gov 482 818.308 THO James Thurber The Wonderful O 106 FIC THU The 13 Clocks 124 FIC THU The Thurber Carnival 369 818 THU Mark Twain Autobiography of Mark Twain 736 92 TWA The Wit and Wisdom of Mark Twain 265 818 TWA The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn 292 FIC TWA The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 216 FIC TWA Life on the Mississippi 312 92 TWA The Prince and the Pauper 219 FIC TWA Pudd’nhead Wilson 228 FIC TWA John Updike John Updike Modern Critical Views 172 813 JOH Facing Nature-Poems 110 811 UPD Pigeon Feathers, & Other Stories 278 808.8 UPD Kurt Vonnegut Slaughterhouse-Five/The Children’s Crusade 215 FIC VON Alice Walker The Color Purple 288 FIC WAL David Foster Wallace Infinite Jest 1079 FIC WAL Booker T.
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