Peachtree Road37 reviews Anne Rivers Siddons HarperTorch, 1998 Flawless + Reissuance of a classic, now in paperback + Slow start but builds to an exciting read, What a wonderfully written book.I still can't help thinking of this great read.If you want a great book,this is it!             The Viscount Who Loved Me (Bridgerton Series, Bk. 2)123 reviews Julia Quinn Avon, 2000 Incredibly entertaining! + Absolutely Amazing-This One's a Keeper + My All Time Favorite + The Best of Julia Quinn             Gone with the Wind657 reviews Margaret Mitchell Grand Central Publishing, 1993 *romantic sigh* + Favorite Book of All Time + Timeless! + A 10-star epic novel.             The Lords of Discipline170 reviews Pat Conroy Bantam, 1986 Amazing + little slow but great read towards the end + Excellent Writing + Lords of Discipline + One of Conroy's Best             A Good Man Is Hard to Find and Other Stories40 reviews Flannery O'Connor Harvest Books, 1977 Do Yourself a Favor and Read Flannery O'Connor + A Southern Story Classic + Explore the Dark Side in the Deep South + for the love of all that is grotesque + A perfect collection of stories...             The Secret Garden (HarperClassics)269 reviews Frances Hodgson Burnett HarperTrophy, 1998 An Absolute Treasure! + Awesome story + Favorite children's book + Great read for all ages             The Alienist472 reviews Caleb Carr Bantam, 1995 A superb story and excellent insight into life in 1800 New York + Awesome book + I shouldn't have waited so long... A great read. A page turner. Characters are alive. Relationships are all too real. Setting is most interesting.             Idylls of the King (Penguin Classics)23 reviews Alfred Tennyson Penguin Classics, 1989 Wow + Always + Something of Heroism, Something of Life + A Gift Well Received + Not for the casual reader             Old Goriot (Penguin Classics)15 reviews Honore de Balzac Penguin Classics, 1951 A Classic Tale of Unconditional Love + Old Goriot is the Classic Poor Little Rich Man + Old Goriot is a searing portrait of a nineteenth century Parisian King Lear + Is This Worth Reading? Yes! + Balzac Rocks!             A Separate Peace769 reviews John Knowles Scribner, 2003 fast delivery + A Different time, a Different Place + Schoolbook My daughter needed this book asap for school. She received it in 4 days....and in good shape too!             The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test133 reviews Tom Wolfe Bantam, 1999 Interesting and well-written + Good, better if you have read "On The Road First" + Fascinating to contemplate + Mind-blowing experience             Island of the Blue Dolphins609 reviews Scott O'Dell Yearling, 1987 Classic adventure + Island of the Blue Dolphins + A True Survivor + Dolphin book for school             On the Road629 reviews Jack Kerouac Penguin (Non-Classics), 1976 Kerouac's Masterpiece + A True Classic This is by far Kerouac's best work. It details his adventures with Neil Cassiday in way only Kerouac could. This book defines the beat movement and defines, for me at least how the world was long before I was born. Being only 20 years old I cannot imagine hitch hiking across the country, in the ...             The Great Santini60 reviews Pat Conroy Bantam, 1987 Penetrating portrait of fathers and sons, and of America + Very fine purchase + Conroy the Great The Great Santini is Colonel Bull Meecham, husband to his lovely Southern enabling wife Lillian, father to Ben, Mary Anne, Matt, and Karen, Marine, fighter pilot, bully, creep, alcoholic, and all around jerk. Bull rules his family as he does the marines that serve under him. A bad drunk, Bull ...             The Secret History536 reviews Donna Tartt Vintage, 2004 A Very Powerful Novel + This is a great book - a must read for the winter. + Well written page turner + The Heart of the History + A Modern Classical Tragedy             War and Peace20 reviews Leo Tolstoy Viking Adult, 2006 Briggs translation: complete, unabridged, and superbly rendered + Best translation for first time reader + Magnificent Achievement + Did you know that Tolstoy is funny? + Just starting             A World Lit Only by Fire: The Medieval Mind and the Renaissance Portrait of an Age198 reviews William Manchester Back Bay Books, 1993 The flavor of the middle ages + Highly Entertaining + When The Capitalist World Was Young + Read and test everything             The Time Traveler's Wife1675 reviews Audrey Niffenegger Harvest Books, 2004 Best Book I've read in a LONG time + Loved it! I absolutely loved this book. I abandoned all of my responsibilities for two days so that I could read The Time Traveler's wife without stopping. I have now recommended it to everyone I know. It's a little confusing in the beginning, but a good confusing, because the author makes you want to ...             Drifters53 reviews James A. Michener Fawcett, 1986 The Drifters + Bridging the generation gap? Sort of... + Vietnam--draft--war--political policies This book really gives the reader a feel for the Sixties! Written in 1971, `The Drifters' is set in America, Europe and Africa in 1969. The plot centers on six young people from around the world, the ways in which their lives become intertwined, and the adventures they have while traveling. All ...             The Once and Future King326 reviews Terence Hanbury White Ace, 1987 creative, rich and wonderful + Wow. Wow! WOW!!! + How I wish I was thirteen again ... + An Arthurian Masterpiece