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The Envelope, Please The Envelope, Please... The results of the favorite book survey are in! The top (insert a number) books are: 1 Pride and Prejudice Austen, Jane 2 The Hobbit Tolkien, J. R. R. 3 Catch 22 Heller, Joseph 4 Gone With the Wind Mitchell, Margaret 5 The Bible 6 The Lord of the Rings Tolkien, J. R. R. 7 To Kill a Mockingbird Lee, Harper 8 Alice in Wonderland Carroll, Lewis 9 Beloved Morrison, Toni 10 Catcher in the Rye Salinger, J. D. 11 Huckleberry Finn Twain, Mark 12 Moby Dick Melville, Herman 13 The Chronicles of Narnia Lewis, C. S. 14 Wuthering Heights Bronte, Emily 15 1984 Orwell, George 16 A Chritmas Carol Dickens, Charles 17 A Wrinkle in Time L'engle, Madeleine 18 Atlas Shrugged Rand, Ayn 19 Canterbury Tales Chaucer, Geoffrey 20 Great Expectations Dickens, Charles 21 Of Mice and Men Steinbeck, John 22 On the Road Kerouac, Jack 23 The Grapes of Wrath Steinbeck, John 24 The Name of the Rose Eco, Umberto 25 Through the Looking Glass Carroll, Lewis 26 A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court Twain, Mark 27 All Creatures Great and Small Herriott, James 28 All Quiet on the Western Front Remarque, Erich Maria 29 Anna Karenina Tolstoy, Leo 30 Brave New World Huxley, Aldous 31 Cat's Cradle Vonnegut, Kurt 32 Crime and Punishment Dostoyevsky, Fyodor 33 Emma Austen, Jane 34 Even Cowgirls Get the Blues Robbins, Tom 35 Farenheight 451 Bradbury, Ray 36 Flatland: A Romance in Many Dimensions Abbott, Edwin Abbott 37 Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe Flagg, Fanny 38 Illusions: Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah Bach, Richard 39 Joshua Girzone, Joseph 40 Les Miserables Hugo, Victor 41 Little House on the Prairie Wilder, Laura Ingalls 42 Little Women Alcott, Louisa May. 43 Madame Bovary Flaubert, Gustave 44 Middlemarch Eliot, T. S. 45 Mrs. Dalloway Woolfe, Virginia 46 Silent Spring Rachel Carson 47 Sula Morrison, Toni 48 The Brothers Karamazov Dostoyevsky, Fyodor 49 The Color Purple Walker, Alice 50 The Complete Works of William Shakespeare Shakespeare, William 51 The Fountainhead Rand, Ayn 52 The Great Gatsby Fitzgerald, F. Scott 53 The Handmaiden's Tale Atwood, Margaret 54 The Idiot Dostoyevsky, Fyodor 55 The Little Prince Exupery, Antoine Saint 56 The Old Man and the Sea Hemingway, Ernest 57 The Sound and the Fury Faulkner, William 58 The Stand King, Stephan 59 Uncle Tom's Cabin Stowe, Harriet Beecher 60 War and Peace Tolstoy, Leo 61 Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintainence Pirsig, Robt 62 100 Years of Solitude Garcia Marquez, Gabriel 63 A Fire on the Moon Mailer, Norman 64 A Handful of Dust Waugh, Evelyn 65 A Man for All Seasons Bolt, Thomas 66 A Moveable Feast Hemingway, Ernest 67 A Passage to India Forster, E. M. 68 A Patchwork Planet Tyler, Anne 69 A Prayer for Owen Meany Irving, John 70 A Return to Modesty Shalit, Wendy 71 A Rose In Winter Woodiwess, Kathleen 72 A Tale of Two Cities Dickens, Charles 73 A Thief in Time Hillerman, Tony 74 Abandoned Gallico, Paul 75 Adrift Jones, Triston 76 Aesops Fables Aesop 77 Alas Babylon Frank, Pat 78 American Psycho Ellis, Bret Easton 79 An Actor Prepares Stanislavsi, Constantin 80 Animal Farm Orwell, George 81 As I Lay Dying Faulkner, William 82 At Risk Hoffman, Alice 83 Aura Fuentes, Carlos 84 Awakening Chopin, Kate 85 Barchester Towers Trollope, Anthony 86 Being & Time Heidegger, Martin 87 Ben Hur Wallace, Lewis 88 Billy Phelan's Greatest Game Kennedy, William 89 Bird by Bird Lamott, Anne 90 Black Boy Wright, Richard 91 Bluebeard Vonnegut, Kurt 92 Bluest Eyes Morrison, Toni 93 Brother to a Dragonfly Campbell, Will D. 94 Buddenbrooks Mann, Thomas 95 Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee Brown, Dee 96 Carry on Mister Bowditch Latham, Jean Lee 97 Celestine Prophecy Redfield, James 98 Charlotte's Web White, E. B. 99 Charming Billy McDermott, Alice 100 Citizen Hearst Swanberg, W. A. 101 Collected Poetry Eliot, T. S. 102 Collected Poetry Heaney, Seamus 103 Collected Poetry Milocz, Czeslaw 104 Collected Sonnets Millay, Edna St. Vincent 105 Common Courtesy Martin, Judith 106 Common Ground Lukas, Anthony 107 Confederacy of Dunces Toole, John K. 108 Confessions of Saint Augustine Augustine, Saint 109 Cosmos Sagan, Carl 110 Count of Monte Cristo Dumas, Alexander 111 Coyote Blue Moore, Christopher 112 Creation Vidal, Gore 113 Creatures of Light and Darkness Zelazny, Roger 114 Cross & the Covenants Howell, R. B. 115 Cry the Beloved Country Paton, Alan 116 David Copperfield Dickens, Charles 117 Decision at Thunder Rift Keith, Andrew 118 Decline & Fall of the Roman Empire Gibbon, Edward 119 Description of a Struggle Kafka, Franz 120 Desert Solitaire Abbey, Edward 121 Diet for a Small Planet Lappe, Frances Moore 122 Divine secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood Wells, Rebecca 123 Do It! Let's Get off Our Buts Williams, Peter 124 Doll's House Ibsen, Henrik 125 Don Quixote Cervontes, Miguel 126 Dr. Zhivago Pasternak, Boris 127 Dragons of Autumn Twighlight Weis, Margaret 128 Dragons of Spring Dawning Weis, Margaret 129 Dragons of Winter Night Weis, Margaret 130 Dubliners Joyce, James 131 Dune Herbert, Frank 132 Eight Cousins Alcott, Louisa May. 133 Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test Wolfe, Tom 134 Emily of New Moon Montgomery, L. M. 135 Ender's Game Card, Orson Scott 136 Ethics Aristotle 137 Executive Orders Clancy. Tom 138 Eye of the World Jordan, Robert 139 Failsafe Burdick, Eugene 140 Five Hundred Years After Brust, Steven 141 For Whom the Bell Tolls Hemingway, Ernest 142 Frankenstein Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft 143 Franny and Zooey Salinger, J. D. 144 Frederick Lionni, Leo 145 Galloway L'Mour, Louis 146 Gaudy Night Sayers, Dorothy L. 147 Giants in the Earth: A Saga of the Prairie Rolvaag, Ole E. 148 God of Small Things Roy, Arundhati 149 Gods and Generals Shaara, Jeff 150 Goodnight Moon Brown, Margaret Wise 151 Gorky Park Smith, Martin Cruz 152 Green Eggs and Ham Suess, Dr. 153 Guns, Germs & Steel: The Fates of Human Societies Diamond, Jared 154 Hamlet Shakespeare, William 155 Henderson the Rain King Bellow, Saul 156 Her Majesty's Wizard Stasheff, Christopher 157 High Empire Brundy, Clyde 158 Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Adams, Douglas 159 Holidays in Hell O'Rourke, P. J. 160 Hot Sky at Midnight Silverberg, Robert 161 Inferno Dante Alighieri 162 Innocents Abroad Twain, Mark 163 Insanity of Normality: Childhood & the Drive to Power Gruen, Arno 164 Integral Trees Niven, Larry 165 Ironweed Kennedy, William 166 Isle of View Anthony, Piers 167 IT King, Stephan 168 Jane and Prudence Pym, Barbara 169 Jane Eyre Bronte, Charlotte 170 Jhereg Brust, Steven 171 Jonathon Livingston Seagull Bach, Richard + Munson, Russell (Photographer) 172 Joshua and the Children Girzone, Joseph 173 Joshua and the City Girzone, Joseph 174 Joshua and the Holy Land Girzone, Joseph 175 Journal of the Plague Year Defoe, Daniel 176 Journey into Geometries Sved, Marta 177 Jurassic Park Crichton, Michael 178 Just So Stories Kipling, Rudyard 179 Killer Angels Shaara, Michael 180 Killer Angels Shaara, Michael 181 King Lear Shakespeare, William 182 Kristin Lavransdatter Undset, Sigrid 183 Lady Chatterly's Lover Lawrence, D. H. 184 Last of the Breed L'Amour, Louis 185 Leaders Bennis, Warren + Nanus, Burt 186 Leaves of Grass Whitman, Walt 187 Let Us Now Praise Famous Men Agee, James 188 Light in August Faulkner, William 189 Living and Loving Busgaglia, Leo 190 Lonesome Dove McMurtry, Larry 191 Long Knife Thom, Alexander 192 Long Walk to Freedom Mandala, Nelson 193 Lord of the Flies Golding, William 194 Love and Profit: The Art of Caring Leadership Autry, James 195 Love thy Neighbor Maass, Peter 196 Mama McMillian, Terry 197 Mein Kampf Hitler, Adolph 198 Memoirs of a Dutiful Daughter Beauvior, Simone de 199 Men In Black Spencer, Scott 200 Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil Berendt, John 201 Midshipman's Hope Feintuch, David 202 Mount Misery Shem, Samuel 203 Mumbo Jumbo Reed, Ishmail 204 My Dinner with Andre (the screenplay) Gregory, Andre + Shawn, Wallace 205 My Utmost for his Highest Chambers, Oswald 206 My World and Welcome to It Thurber, James 207 Narcissus and Golmund Hesse, Hermann 208 Neon Wilderness Algren, Nelson 209 New Grub Street Gissing, George 210 Nicholas and Alexandra Massie, Robert K. 211 Nine Princes in Amber Zelazny, Roger 212 Of Human Bondage Maugham, W. Somerset 213 Oh the Places You WIll Go Suess, Dr. 214 One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Kesey, Ken 215 One Writer's Beginnings Welty, Eudora 216 Orbiting the Giant Hairball: A Corporate Fool's Guide to Surviving with MacKenzie, Ken Grace 217 Painted Bird Kosinski, Jerzy 218 Parmenides Plato 219 Pat the Bunny Kunhardt, Dorothy 220 Path to Power: The Years of Lyndon Johnson Caro, Robert 221 Pearl Steinbeck, John 222 Penrod Tarkington, Booth 223 Pentimento Hellman, Lillian 224 Pere Goriot De Balzac, Honore 225 Personal Memoirs of U.S. Grant Grant, Ulysses Simpson 226 Phaedo Plato 227 Pigs Might Fly King-Smith, Dick 228 Pilgrim's Progress Bunyan, John 229 Polar Star Smith, Martin Cruz 230 Possession Byatt, A. S. 231 Powers That Be McCaffery, Anne 232 Prince Machiavelli, Niccolo 233 Prozac Nation: Young & Depressed in America Wurtzel, Elizabeth 234 Quotations from Chairman Mao Mao Tse-Tung 235 Race Matters West, Cornel 236 Rebecca Maurier, Daphne du 237 Red Square Smith, Martin Cruz 238 Rememberance of Things Past Proust, Marcel, et al 239 Reveille for Radicals Alinsky, Saul 240 Rose In Bloom Alcott, Louisa May. 241 Saint Maybe Tyler, Anne 242 Santaland Diaries Sedaris, David 243 Sati Pike, Christopher 244 Seeds of Greatness Waitley, Denis 245 Sense and Sensibility Austen, Jane 246 Seven Days in May Knebel, Fletcher 247 Seven Story Mountain Merton, Thomas 248 Seventeen Tarkington, Booth 249 Sharpe's Company Cornwell, Bernard 250 Sharpe's Eagle Cornwell, Bernard 251 Sharpe's Rifles Cornwell, Bernard 252 Shogun Michener, James 253 Siddhartha Hesse, Hermann 254 Silmarilion Tolkien, J.
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