Lord of the Flies1275 reviews William Golding Perigee Books, 1959 Lord of the Flies Book Review By Conlan Mueller + Lost Innocence + A brutal, horrifying masterpiece + An Old Book Revisited             The Scarlet Letter (Bantam Classics)406 reviews Nathaniel Hawthorne Bantam Classics, 1981 A wonderful piece of literature, however + One of the best novels ever + Sin, Redemption + Hawthorne's Masterpiece + Useful for AP Lit             Catch-22832 reviews Joseph Heller Simon & Schuster, 1996 Lighthearted and comical, yet dark and meaningful + 25 words or less + Incredible + Great Characters Living With Death             The Catcher in the Rye2785 reviews J.D. Salinger Little, Brown and Company, 1991 review + If You Really Want to Hear About It... + Disillusion + Make a little time for a classic             The Cardinal of the Kremlin134 reviews Tom Clancy G. P. Putnam Son's, 1988 Cardinal of the Kremlin + One of My Favorite Clancy Books + One of Clancy's best! + Despite His Hydrocephalus Politics and Latest Duds, THIS IS CLANCY AT HIS BEST! + One of the Best             Hiroshima198 reviews John Hersey Vintage, 1989 A very good book + Satisfaction Guaranteed + Great book + Testament to both man's violence and unselfish nurturing + It might be different if it was written today....             The Fountainhead967 reviews Ayn Rand, Leonard Peikoff Signet, 1996 More traditionally novelistic, tells the backstory of Atlas Shrugged + Fountainhead + Why Was This Book Written? + Fairy Tale             Lie Down with Lions (Signet)40 reviews Ken Follett Signet, 1986 Ah, The Good Old Days, When Islamic Radicals Were On Our Side + More Relevant Today than When Published + The Bed Is The Truthful Place To Lie? Lie Down With Lions, Ken Follett's final spy thriller before he began the cycle of historical books that occupied him for a decade, takes place mostly in the mountains of Afghanistan in about 1982, during the height of US-funded resistance to the Soviet invasion. Here a CIA agent and decorated ...             Dawn31 reviews Elie Wiesel Bantam, 1982 Not Night, But Excellent In Its Own Right + Better than "Night" Elie Wiesel's Night is one of the most horrifying, moving accounts of the Holocaust experience that I have read. This book, Dawn, is sometimes referred to as a sequel to Night; however, I think that is misleading. Though readers of Night will see the influence of the author's concentration camp ...             The Awakening353 reviews Kate Chopin Avon, 1982 How long have I been asleep? + A Statement on Non-Traditional Sensibilities + Lovely + not so simple, not so obvious             The Chancellor Manuscript19 reviews Robert Ludlum Bantam, 1984 Chancellor Manuscript.......... + "A Thriller within a Thriller" + Certainly a page-turner,... + Premature             The Great Gatsby1122 reviews F. Scott Fitzgerald Scribner, 1999 As American as apple pie... + The Summer of '22 + The Great Gatsby + An intimate, touching story that deserves its praise while still being thoroughly relevant despite its age; a solid "A" + Gatsby Believed in the Green Light             On Wings of Eagles36 reviews Ken Follett NAL Trade, 2004 Outstanding + Very inspirational. + Non-Fiction I was on the edge of my seat from the first 10 pages. This story was unbelievable and knowing that it was a true story made it even better.             A Tale of Two Cities (Signet Classics)380 reviews Charles Dickens Signet Classics, 1997 Epic tale of the Human Spirit + Dickens made a believer out of me. + A Tale of Two Cities + Relevant and Interesting             Night926 reviews Elie Wiesel Bantam, 1982 Elie Wiesel's Night + night and day + Great transaction! + The Most Gripping Story I Have Ever Read + What eyes could not see             The Bear and the Dragon1066 reviews Tom Clancy Putnam, 2000 Lengthy, but interesting - I recommend it + Good but not the best! + The Typos Detracted From The Story! For President Jack Ryan, things have never just rolled along smoothly. After the Russians discover great mineral wealth in Siberia, the CIA discovers that China is casting greedy eyes to the north. America is in a race to block China from grabbing the wealth that is just across the border, but will ...             Watership Down951 reviews Richard Adams Avon, 1976 The best of the hardcover editions + A Classis Adventure Story + Yes , Rabbits! + Watership Down + Not for young children, but teenagers and adults will enjoy it.             Flowers for Algernon437 reviews Daniel Keyes Harvest Books, 2005 Flowers for You by Johanna Ramm + A moving story + For all the haters out there + For book clubs or teens             Animal Farm (Signet Classics)1156 reviews George Orwell Signet Classics, 1996 Animal Farm is instructive for our presidential election. + All Classic Books Are Good But Some Are More Good Than Others + Some Books are More Equal than Others + Subtle Message + Animal Farm Review             Anthem438 reviews Ayn Rand Plume, 1999 A Timeless Warning + Anthem Pay no attention to the negative reviews, Anthem is pure genius. A timeless warning to humans not to give into the slavery of collectivism, be it of the socialist or mystic variety, and to cherish their individual rights and freedoms. Freedom is a central theme, with clarity that freedom is freedom ...