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ALTERNATYWNA LISTA LEKTUR – KULTURALNY KANON DWÓJKOWICZA Literatura ALTERNATYWNA LISTA LEKTUR – KULTURALNY KANON DWÓJKOWICZA Literatura 1. Adam Christopher, Ciemność nad miastem. 2. Adiba Jaigirdar, The Henna Wars. 3. Agatha Christie, 4.50 z Paddington. 4. Agatha Christie, A. B. C. 5. Agatha Christie, I nie było już nikogo. 6. Agatha Christie, Morderstwo w Mezopotamii. 7. Agnieszka Topornicka, Pierwsza osoba liczby mnogiej. 8. Aldous Huxley, Nowy wspaniały świat, 9. Alexander Dumas, Trzej muszkieterowie. 10. Amelie Nothomb, Krasomówca. 11. Andrzej Sapkowski, Wiedźmin. 12. Andy Weir, Marsjanin. 13. Anna Ficner-Ogonowska, Alibi na szczęście. 14. Ayn Rand, Atlas zbuntowany. 15. B.A.Paris, Za zamkniętymi drzwiami. 16. Brandon Sanderson, Droga królów. 17. Briget Collins, Księgi zapomnianych żyć. 18. C. McCarthy, Krwawy południk. 19. Camilla Läckberg, Czarownica. 20. Carlos Ruiz Zafón, Cień wiatru. 21. Carlos Ruiz Zafón, Książe Mgły. 22. Carlos Ruiz Zafón, Marina. 23. Charles Dickens, Oliver Twist. 24. Christiane Vera Felscherinow. My, dzieci z dworca ZOO. 25. Colson Whitehead, Miedziaki. 26. D. Lehane, Rzeka tajemnic. 27. Dan Brown, Początek. 28. Dan Brown, Anioły i demony. 29. Daniel Mallory, Kobieta w oknie. 30. Dmitry Glukhovsky, Czas zmierzchu, 31. Dmitry Glukhovsky. Futu.re 32. Dmitry Glukhovsky, Metro 2033 33. Donna Tart, Tajemna historia. 34. E. Catton, Wszystko, co lśni. 35. Elaine DePrince, Michaela DePrince, Wytańczyć marzenia. 36. Elif Shafak, 10 minut i 38 sekund na tym dziwnym świecie. 37. Elizabeth Gilbert, Jedz, módl się i kochaj. 38. Ellen Hopkins, Crank. 39. Emily Griffin, Coś pożyczonego. 40. Ernest Hemingway, Pożegnanie z bronią. 41. Ewa Stec, Klub Matek Swatek. Operacja: Londyn. 42. Ewa Stec, Romans z trupem w tle. 43. Federico Moccia, Trzy metry nad niebem. 44. Friedrich August Von Hayek, Droga do zniewolenia. 45. Friedrich Nietzsche, Tako rzecze Zaratustra. 46. George Orwell, Rok 1984. 47. George Orwell, Folwark zwierzęcy. 48. George R. R. Martin, Pieśni lodu i ognia. 49. Guillaume Musso, Potem. 50. Guillaume Musso, Zjazd absolwentów. 51. Hanya Yanagihara, Małe życie. 52. Henning Mankell, Włoskie buty. 53. Holly Black, Okrutny książę. 54. Howard Phillips Lovecraft, W górach szaleństwa. 55. J. R. R. Tolkien, Silmarillion. 56. J. R. R. Tolkien, Władca pierścieni. 57. J.R.R. Tolkien, Hobbit, czyli tam i z powrotem. 58. J.D. Salinger, Buszujący w zbożu. 59. James Dasher, Więzień labiryntu. 60. Jan – Philipp Sendker, Sztuka słyszenia bicia serca. 61. Jane Austen, Duma i uprzedzenie. 62. Jay Asher, 13 powodów. 63. Jennifer Lynn Barnes, Naznaczeni. 64. Jenny Blackhurst, Noc, kiedy umarła. 65. Katy Loutzenhiser, Jeśli tam jesteś. 66. Joanne Kathleen Rowling, cykl Harry Potter. 67. John Flanagan, cykl Zwiadowcy. 68. John Green, Papierowe miasta. 69. John Green, Gwiazd naszych wina. 70. John Green, Szukając Alaski. 71. John Locke, Dwa traktaty o rządzie. 72. John Marsden, Jutro. 73. John Stuart i Harry Taylor Millowie, Poddaństwo kobiet. 74. Jojo Moyes, Zanim się pojawiłeś. 75. Joseph Delaney, Arena 13. 76. Kate Morton, Córka zegarmistrza. 77. Katie Henry, Anonimowi heretycy. 78. Kelly Yang, Parachutes. 79. Ken Kesey, Lot nad kukułczym gniazdem. 80. Kristin Cashore, Nieskończone światy Jane. 81. Kurt Vonnegut, Harrison Bergeron. 82. Lauren Weisberger, Diabeł ubiera się u Prady. 83. Leigh Bardugo, Cień i kość. 84. Leigh Bardugo, Szóstka wron. 85. Leopold Tyrmand, Zły. 86. Louis Ferdinand-Céline, Podróż do kresu nocy. 87. Louisa May Alcott, Małe kobietki. 88. Luis Montero Manglano, Stół króla Salomona. 89. M. Knedler, Położna z Auschwitz. 90. Madeline Miller, Kirke. 91. Marcus Zusak, Złodziejka książek. 92. Marek Hłasko, Pierwszy krok w chmurach. 93. Margaret Atwood, Opowieść podręcznej. 94. Maria Pawlikowska-Jasnorzewska, Mam oczy na skrzydłach. 95. Maria Turtschaninoff, Maresi, cykl Kroniki Czerwonego Klasztoru. 96. Mario Vargas Llosa, Marzenie Celta. 97. Marta Obuch, Metoda na wnuczkę. 98. Marta Obuch, Miłość, szkielet i spaghetti. 99. Marta Obuch, Precz z brunetami. 100. Mary Shelley, Frankenstein albo współczesny Prometeusz. 101. Max Stirner, Jedyny i jego własność. 102. Monika Warneńska, Dziewczyna z Wyspy Słońca. 103. Murray N. Rothbard, O nową wolność. Manifest libertariański. 104. N.H. Kleinbaum, Stowarzyszenie umarłych poetów. 105. Neal Shusterman, Głębia Challengera. 106. Neil Gaiman, Nigdziebądź, 107. Neil Gaiman, Lucyfer (seria komiksów). 108. Nicola Yoon, Słońce też jest gwiazdą. 109. Olga Rudnicka, Natalii 5. 110. Olga Rudnicka, Diabli Nadali. 111. Olga Rudnicka, Granat poproszę. 112. Olga Rudnicka, Zbyt pięknie. 113. Olga Tokarczuk, Prawiek i inne czasy. 114. Olga Tokarczuk, Szafa. 115. Paolo Coelho, Alchemik. 116. Patrick Süskind, Pachnidło. 117. Paulo Coelho, Weronika postanawia umrzeć. 118. Paweł Kapusta, Agonia. 119. Peter S. Beagle, Ostatni jednorożec. 120. Ransom Riggs, Osobliwy dom pani Peregrine. 121. Rebecca F. Kuang, Wojna makowa. 122. Richard Shepherd, Niewyjaśnione okoliczności. 123. R. J. Palacio, Cudowny chłopak. 124. Robert Muchamore, Cherub. 125. Roman Polański, Roman by Polański. 126. Rupi Kaur, Mleko i miód. 127. Sara Barnard, Holly Bourne, Tanya Byrne i inni, Uziemieni. 128. Sara Pennypacker, Pax. 129. Sarah Epstein, Fobia. 130. Sarah J. Maas, seria Księżycowe miasto. 131. Sarah Moore Fitzgerald, Ciasto ze szczyptą nadziei. 132. Sebastian Fitzek, Lot 7A. 133. Sophie Hannah, Inicjały zbrodni. 134. Stanisław Grzesiuk, Pięć lat kacetu. 135. Stephen King, To. 136. Stephen King, Zielona mila. 137. Stephenie Meyer, Zmierzch. 138. Sumia Sukkar, Chłopiec z Aleppo, który namalował wojnę. 139. Suzanne Collins, Ballada ptaków i węży. 140. Suzanne Collins, Igrzyska śmierci. 141. Tahereh Mafi, Dotyk Julii. 142. Tahereh Mafi, Gdyby ocean nosił twoje imię. 143. Taylor Jenkins Reid, Daisy Jones & The Six. 144. Terry Pratchett, Neil Gaiman, Dobry Omen. 145. Tess Gerristen, Dawca, 146. Tess Gerritsen, Umrzeć po raz drugi. 147. Thomas Gilovich, Lee Ross, Najmądrzejszy w pokoju. 148. Tomy Malim, Ann Birch, Alison Wadeley, Wprowadzenie do psychologii. 149. Umberto Eco, Imię róży. 150. Ursula LeGuin, cykl Ziemiomorze. 151. Veronica Roth, Niezgodna. 152. Victoria Schwab, Vicious. Nikczemni. 153. William Golding, Władca much. 154. Wisława Szymborska, Wiersze wybrane. Film 1. 12 małp, reż. T. Gilliam. 2. 13th, reż. Ava DuVernay. 3. 1917, reż. Sam Mendes. 4. 2001: Odyseja kosmiczna, reż. Stanley Kubrick. 5. Akira, reż. Katsuhiro Otomo. 6. Amadeusz, reż. M. Forman . 7. American Psycho, reż. M. Harron. 8. Anna Karenina, reż. Joe Wright. 9. Atlas chmur, Lana Wachowski, Lilly Wachowski, Tom Tykwer. 10. Aż do kości, reż. Marti Noxon. 11. Aż poleje się krew, reż. P.T. Anderson. 12. Barry Lyndon, reż. S. Kubrick. 13. Bękarty wojny, reż. Q. Tarantino. 14. Big Lebowski, reż. Etan Coen, Joel Coen. 15. Big Short, reż. A. McKay. 16. Birdman, reż. A.G. Inarritu. 17. Czarne bractwo. BlacKkKlansman, reż. S. Lee. 18. Bogowie, reż. Ł. Palkowski. 19. Bohemian Rhapsody, reż. Bryan Singer, Dexter Fletcher. 20. Boogie Nights, reż. P.T. Anderson. 21. Boże ciało, reż. Jana Komasa. 22. Bracie, gdzie jesteś?, reż. Etan Coen, Joel Coen. 23. Butch Cassidy i Sundance Kid, reż. G. Roy Hill. 24. Być jak John Malkovich, reż. S. Jonze. 25. Był sobie chłopiec, Chris Weitz/Paul Weitz. 26. Był sobie pies, reż. Lasse Hallstrom. 27. Cherry, reż. Joe Russo, Anthony Russo. 28. Chłopcy z ferajny, reż. Martin Scorsese. 29. Choć goni nas czas, reż. Rob Reiner. 30. Cicha noc, reż. Piotr Domalewski. 31. Ciekawy przypadek Benjamina Buttona, reż. D. Fincher. 32. Co robimy w ukryciu, reż. T. Waititi. 33. Cudowny chłopak, reż. Stephen Chbosky. 34. Czarny łabędź, reż. Darren Aronofsky. 35. Czarny rumak, reż. Simon Wincer. 36. Czas apokalipsy, reż. F.F. Coppola. 37. Czas wojny, reż. Steven Spielberg. 38. Deszczowa piosenka, reż. Stanley Donen, Gene Kelly. 39. Diabeł ubiera się u Prady, reż. David Frankel. 40. Dla ciebie wszystko, reż. Micheal Hoffman. 41. Dobry, zły i brzydki, reż. S. Leone 42. Dom zły, reż. W. Smarzowski. 43. Dr. Strangelove, czyli jak przestałem się martwić i pokochałem bombę, reż. S. Kubrick. 44. Duma i uprzedzenie, reż. Joe Wright. 45. Dwunastu gniewnych ludzi, reż. S. Lumet. 46. Dziecko Rosemary, reż. R. Polański. 47. Dzień świra, reż. Marek Koterski. 48. Dzień świstaka, reż. Harold Ramis. 49. Dziewczyna z perłą, reż. Peter Webber. 50. Ed Wood, reż. T. Burton. 51. U progu zimy, reż. Rob Connelly. 52. Efekt motyla, reż. Eric Bress, J. Mackye Gruber. 53. Fantastyczny pan Lis, reż. W. Anderson 54. Fargo, reż. Etan Coen, Joel Coen. 55. Forrest Gump, reż. Robert Zemeckis. 56. Gangi Nowego Jorku, reż. M. Scorsese. 57. Gladiator, reż. Ridley Scott. 58. Godzilla, reż. Gareth Edwards. 59. Good bye, Lenin, reż. W. Becker. 60. Gran Torino, reż. C. Eastwood. 61. Grand Budapest Hotel, Wes Anderson. 62. Green Book, reż. Peter Farrelley. 63. Hannah i jej siostry, reż. W. Allen. 64. High-rise, reż. Ben Wheatley. 65. Czyj to dom?, reż. Remi Weeks 66. Igrzyska śmierci, reż. Gary Ross. 67. Iluzjonista, reż. Neil Burger. 68. Incepcja, reż. C. Nolan 69. Inferno, reż. Ron Howard. 70. Infiltracja, reż. M. Scorsese. 71. Interstellar, reż. C. Nolan. 72. Jackie Brown, reż. Q. Tarantino. 73. Jestem bogiem, reż. Neil Burger. 74. Joker, reż. Todd Phillips. 75. Jumanji: Następny poziom, reż. Jake Kasdan. 76. Jumanji: Przygoda w dżungli, reż. Jake Kasdan. 77. Kiler, Kiler-ów 2-óch, reż. Juliusz Machulski. 78. Kler, reż. W. Smarzowski. 79. Klub winowajców, reż. John Hughes. 80. Kocha, lubi, szanuje, reż. Glenn Ficarra, John Requa. 81. Kod da Vinci, reż. Ron Howard. 82. Kraina jutra, reż. Brad Bird. 83. Król komedii, reż. M. Scorsese. 84. Król lew, reż. Jon Favreau. 85. Król, reż. David Michod. 86. Nienawiść, reż. Mathieu Kassovitz. 87. La La Land, reż. Damien Chazelle. 88. Lady bird, reż. Greta Gerwig. 89. Las Vegas Parano, reż. T. Gilliam. 90. Lawrence z Arabii, reż. David Lean. 91. Leon zawodowiec, reż. L. Besson. 92. Lot nad kukułczym gniazdem, reż. M. Forman. 93. Lśnienie, reż. S. Kubrick 94. Lucy, reż. Luc Besson. 95. Magnolia, reż. P.T. Anderson. 96. Małe kobietki, reż. Greta Gerwig. 97. Mamma Mia!, reż. Phyllida Lloyd. 98. Marsjanin, reż. Ridley Scott. 99. Matrix, reż. Lana i Lily Wachowski. 100. Mechaniczna pomarańcza, reż. S. Kubrick. 101. Miasto aniołów, reż. Brad Silberling. 102. Milczenie owiec, reż. Jonathan Demme. 103.
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