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Oliver Twist Jude the Obscure Sons and Lovers Dostoevsky, Fyodor Chaucer, Geoffrey . 821.1 C496 Faulkner, William .................... F263 Hugo, Victor ....................... H895 The Canterbury Tales Absalom, Absalom Les Misérables Chopin, Kate ........................ C549 As I Lay Dying Huxley, Aldous ..................... H986 The Awakening The Sound and the Fury Brave New World Clark, Walter V.T. ................... C5962 Fielding, Henry ...................... F459 James, Henry........................ J273 The Ox-Bow Incident The History of Tom Jones The Portrait of a Lady Conrad, Joseph ..................... C7543 Fitzgerald, F. Scott.................... F553 The Turn of the Screw Lord Jim The Great Gatsby Joyce, James ......................... J89 Nostromo Tender Is the Night A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man . Cooper, James F. .................... C7774 Flaubert, Gustave . F587 Ulysses The Deerslayer Madame Bovary Kafka, Franz ......................... K11 The Last of the Mohicans Forster, E.M . F733 The Castle Crane, Stephen . C8917 A Passage to India The Trial The Red Badge of Courage García Márquez, Gabriel ............. G216 Kerouac, Jack ....................... K397 Dante, Alighieri................ 851.1 D192 One Hundred Years of Solitude On the Road The Divine Comedy Gogol, Nikolai...................... G613 Kesey, Ken .......................... K42 Defoe, Daniel ...................... D314 Dead Souls One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest Robinson Crusoe Golding, William.................... G619 Kipling, Rudyard ...................... K57 Dickens, Charles .................... D548 Lord of the Flies Kim David Copperfield Goldsmith, Oliver ................... G624 La Farge, Oliver...................... L159 Great Expectations The Vicar of Wakefield Laughing Boy A Tale of Two Cities Hardy, Thomas ..................... H272 Lawrence, D.H....................... L419 Oliver Twist Jude the Obscure Sons and Lovers Dostoevsky, Fyodor .................. D724 The Return of the Native Lewis, Sinclair....................... L676 The Brothers Karamazov Hawthorne, Nathaniel ............... H399 Babbitt Crime and Punishment The House of Seven Gables Main Street The Idiot The Scarlet Letter London, Jack ........................ L847 Dreiser, Theodore ................... D771 Heller, Joseph ...................... H477 The Call of the Wild An American Tragedy Catch-22 McCullers, Carson .................. M133 Dumas, Alexandre................... D886 Hemingway, Ernest ................. H4883 The Heart is a Lonely Hunter The Count of Monte Cristo A Farewell to Arms Mann, Thomas..................... M2825 Eliot, George........................ E426 For Whom the Bell Tolls The Magic Mountain Middlemarch The Old Man and the Sea Maugham, Somerset ................ M4495 The Mill on the Floss The Sun Also Rises Of Human Bondage Silas Marner Hesse, Herman ..................... H587 Maupassant, Guy de ................ M4522 Ellison, Ralph ....................... E476 Siddhartha Selected Tales Invisible Man Hilton, James ..................... H6564 Melville, Herman ................... M531 Lost Horizon Moby Dick Nabokov, Vladimir .................. N117 Stowe, Harriet B. ....................S892 Standard Literature Lolita Uncle Tom’s Cabin O’Connor, Flannery.................. O186 Styron, William ..................... S9386 The Violent Sophie’s Choice Unless otherwise noted, these books are located Bear It Away Swift, Jonathon . S9774 in the Fiction section or the Classics section. Orwell, George ...................... O79 Gulliver’s Travels 1984 Thackeray, William M. T363 Austen, Jane ........................ A933 Animal Farm Vanity Fair Pride and Prejudice Paton, Alan ......................... P312 Tolkien, J.R.R. ............. SciFi/Fantasy T649 Baldwin, James ..................... B1815 Cry, the Beloved Country Lord of the Rings Go Tell It on the Mountain Poe, Edgar Allan ..................... P743 Tolstoy, Leo ......................... T654 Balzac, Honoré de .................. B1986 The Tales of Edgar Allan Poe Anna Karenina Cousin Bette Proust, Marcel...................... P9684 War and Peace Bellow, Saul ........................ B448 Remembrance of Things Past Trollope, Anthony . T847 Herzog Rand, Ayn .......................... R186 Barchester Towers Brontë, Charlotte ................... B8695 Atlas Shrugged Turgenev, Ivan....................... T936 Jane Eyre The Fountainhead Fathers and Sons Brontë, Emily ......................B8697 Remarque, Erich M. ..................R384 Twain, Mark ....................... T9694 Wuthering Heights All Quiet on the Western Front The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Bunyan, John....................... B9427 Salinger, J.D. ....................... S1654 Updike, John ........................ U66 The Pilgrims Progress The Catcher in the Rye Rabbit, Run Butler, Samuel...................... B9866 Scott, Sir Walter ..................... S431 Voltaire ............................ V935 The Way of all Flesh Ivanhoe Candide Caldwell, Erskine . C147 Shelley, Mary....................... S5455 Vonnegut, Kurt ...................... V947 Tobacco Road Frankenstein Slaughterhouse Five Camus, Albert ....................... C211 Sinclair, Upton ..................... S6167 West, Nathaniel ................... W5192 The Plague The Jungle The Day of the Locust The Stranger Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr ............... S692 Wilde, Oscar....................... W672 Carroll, Lewis ...................... C3195 One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich The Picture of Dorian Grey Alice in Wonderland Steinbeck, John .................... S81973 Wolfe, Thomas..................... W8554 Through the Looking Glass The Grapes of Wrath Look Homeward Angel Cather, Willa ........................ C363 Of Mice and Men Woolf, Virginia ..................... W913 My Antonia Stendhal ........................... S825 To the Lighthouse Death Comes for the Arch Bishop The Charterhouse of Parma Wright, Richard ................... W9525 Cervantes, Miguel de.................. C419 The Red and the Black Native Son Don Quixote Sterne, Laurence .................... S8395 Zola, Émile .......................... Z86 Tristam Shandy Nana Stevenson, Robert Louis ............... S848 Dr . Jekyll and Mr . Hyde Treasure Island www.tempe.gov/library 07-12.
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