Cat's Cradle375 reviews Kurt Vonnegut Dell Publishing, 1998 Surreal yet all too close to the truth... + Great Storytelling + Still relevant to this day + WONDERFUL BOOK + The master of Cat's Cradle             Olivia Joules and the Overactive Imagination36 reviews Helen Fielding Penguin (Non-Classics), 2005 Wonderfully Insane + Miss Congeniality on Acid + Oh, the HILARITY! + Funny reading - Really good. + Delicious, tacky fun!             CATCH-22 Joseph Heller Simon and Schuster, 1961 1961 Simon and Schuster hardback, reprint edition distributed by Bookthrift, New York, with classic blue cover. Jacket has minor shelf wear and small tear. Small inscription and ink stamp on inside cover. Will ship internationally. Fast shipping from NYC.             Lolita (BFI Film Classics)2 reviews Richard Corliss British Film Institute, 1994 Corliss tackles the big boys, Nabokov + Kubrick. The winner? Stanley Kubrick's 1962 'Lolita' is unusual among the 360 films chosen by the British Film Institute as Classics in that it is not really a 'classic' at all, if we mean by that term a flawless work of art that transcends its time and culture, and is open to new readings from succeeding generations. ...             A Ring of Endless Light (Austin Family)204 reviews Madeleine L'Engle Farrar, Straus and Giroux (BYR), 1980 Loved It!! + From a teen reader + another favorite + A Ring of Endless Light + A Ring of Endless Light             The Family Fortune: A Novel13 reviews Laurie Horowitz Harper Paperbacks, 2007 light, fun & funny + enjoyable Read + A great read if you know and love New England + Jane Austen's Persuasion updated - a delight! + Light, enjoyable read             High Fidelity: A Novel502 reviews Nick Hornby Riverhead Trade, 2005 High Fidelity + Good music, good writing + Worst book ever written! + Like a woman trapped in a man's body + straight out of my head             Valley of the Dolls136 reviews Jacqueline Susann Grove Press, 1997 Rambling, operatic and much more than "Chick Lit" + A Glamorous Classic of Feminist Proportions + An absolute classic! On the back of the book, there is a quote by a reviewer who spouts that most tired of cliches "I literally couldn't put it down" or something liked that. For once, I'd have to agree wholeheartedly - 450 pages and never a dull moment. The prose is lively, sensitive and articulate. The story itself ...             About a Boy Nick Hornby Gollancz, 1998             Dedication55 reviews Nicola Kraus and Emma McLaughlin Brilliance Audio on CD Unabridged, 2007 No real payoff Like all the others have written - the back and forth with past (80s) and present (2005) from chapter to chapter is definitely not a huge success. Too often, you have to read many chapters ahead to understand comments/incidents from previous chapters. It becomes a page turner because you want to ...             One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest: (Great Books edition) (Penguin Great Books of the 20th Century)359 reviews Ken Kesey Penguin (Non-Classics), 1999 One Flew East, One Flew West + One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest + Must Have + great quality! + McMurphy as the Metaphor for the Terrorist Suspect             Choke472 reviews Chuck Palahniuk Anchor, 2008 Great Ideas + Gutsy readers only--this is not for the faint-hearted Well, I didn't this book was that funny and written so smartly, a lot of jokes not only sexual jokes, but those about death are awesome... this is a great book for people who likes jokes and are not afraid of laughing at death, addictions and oder human abilities....             The Nanny Diaries: A Novel1408 reviews Emma Mclaughlin, Nicola Kraus St. Martin's Griffin, 2003 A valuable story to tell + Great Book + So good... at the end you really want to follow up on the characters + Touche'!             Valley of the Dolls136 reviews Jacqueline Susann Grove Press, 1997 Rambling, operatic and much more than "Chick Lit" + A Glamorous Classic of Feminist Proportions + An absolute classic! On the back of the book, there is a quote by a reviewer who spouts that most tired of cliches "I literally couldn't put it down" or something liked that. For once, I'd have to agree wholeheartedly - 450 pages and never a dull moment. The prose is lively, sensitive and articulate. The story itself ...             Lolita (BFI Film Classics)2 reviews Richard Corliss British Film Institute, 1994 Corliss tackles the big boys, Nabokov + Kubrick. The winner? Stanley Kubrick's 1962 'Lolita' is unusual among the 360 films chosen by the British Film Institute as Classics in that it is not really a 'classic' at all, if we mean by that term a flawless work of art that transcends its time and culture, and is open to new readings from succeeding generations. ...             The Nanny Diaries: A Novel1408 reviews Emma Mclaughlin, Nicola Kraus St. Martin's Griffin, 2003 A valuable story to tell + Great Book + So good... at the end you really want to follow up on the characters + Touche'!             A Ring of Endless Light (Austin Family)204 reviews Madeleine L'Engle Farrar, Straus and Giroux (BYR), 1980 Loved It!! + From a teen reader + another favorite + A Ring of Endless Light + A Ring of Endless Light             The Family Fortune: A Novel13 reviews Laurie Horowitz Harper Paperbacks, 2007 light, fun & funny + enjoyable Read + A great read if you know and love New England + Jane Austen's Persuasion updated - a delight! + Light, enjoyable read             Olivia Joules and the Overactive Imagination36 reviews Helen Fielding Penguin (Non-Classics), 2005 Wonderfully Insane + Miss Congeniality on Acid + Oh, the HILARITY! + Funny reading - Really good. + Delicious, tacky fun!             Choke472 reviews Chuck Palahniuk Anchor, 2008 Great Ideas + Gutsy readers only--this is not for the faint-hearted Well, I didn't this book was that funny and written so smartly, a lot of jokes not only sexual jokes, but those about death are awesome... this is a great book for people who likes jokes and are not afraid of laughing at death, addictions and oder human abilities....