And Then There Were None1 review Agatha Christie Pocket, 1980 Brilliant...Don't Miss It! And Then There Were None, the brilliant masterwork by the much imitated Agatha Christie is a complicated yet accessible murder mystery. Ten guests arrive at an island, each with a different secret, and each uniquely mysterious. When all the guests have gathered, a mysterious voice, U.N. Owen??? ...             A Passage to India (Penguin Classics)1 review E.M. Forster Penguin Classics, 2005 A Must Read, But It's No Ulysses Forster's novel is a classic. it appears on all "Top 100" lists, for list maniacs, but it is not really all that great. I can certainly think of a good many novels I'd rather read or reread. In the film version, the novel's exotic setting springs to life, of course, and that is 99% of the novel's ...             Case of the Secret Scribbler (Mcgurk Mystery #6) E. W. Hildick Simon Pulse, 1983 On the basis of a clue found in a library book, the McGurk detectives search for the perpetrator and the victim of a crime they think will be committed in three days.             The Wayward Bus (Penguin Classics)25 reviews John Steinbeck Penguin Classics, 2006 Really great book! + Ride with Steinbeck + Steinbeck's Style Is Effective I really enjoyed this book! Among other things I like about Steinbeck, that all persons have faults as well, even the ones you like. And they are very interesting characters. And its very easy to read.             Jane Eyre (Signet Classics)595 reviews Charlotte Brontë Signet Classics, 1997 Best Book in the World! + This Particular Version + Touching + Please Skip Erica Jong's Intro! + None Like It             On the Banks of Plum Creek (0644000503) Laura Ingalls Wilder Harper Trophy Books, 1971 This is "On the Banks of Plum Creek" by Laura Ingalls Wilder, published 1971 by Harper Trophy Books, ISBN 0644000503, 340 Pages, Yellow Hardcover, with a picture of Laura running in a field printed in color on the cover as shown, and with Green Lettering printed on the spine (title & author), as well as a Green Field printed on the back cover. This is ONLY this exact title, author, publisher, ...             Private eye, John Dennis Fitzgerald T. Nelson, 1974 Ten-year-old Wally Stone turns his natural ability to find things and solve problems into a lucrative private detective business.             Rebecca Daphne Du Maurier Pocket Books, 1943             As I Lay Dying190 reviews William Faulkner Vintage, 1991 Homegoing + A Grim, Morbid, and Compelling Tale + Now I can get them teeth... + As I Lay Dying             Thale's Folly19 reviews Dorothy Gilman Ballantine Books, 2000 Just a nice book + the very best kind of folly . . . + "Thale's Folly" Review The previous readers have done a good job of reviewing, so I won't repeat. I just want to say that my wife and I thought this is one of the best books written. This along with Nun in the Closet, of course.             Mrs. Dalloway154 reviews Virginia Woolf Harcourt, 2002 Perfect in every way + Clarissa's Day + Woolf' Best + Better the second time around             The Warriors (The Kent Family Chronicles)6 reviews Signet, 2005 The Best Yet !!! + The Warriors (The Kent Family Chronicles) + awesome, read all 8, the story gets better and better.... + Great As Usual             Lolita (Everyman's Library Classics)19 reviews Vladimir Nabokov Everyman's Library, 1992 Still stirs the imagination after all these years. + Sublimely beautiful + "Lolita" + Controversial, haunting and somehow strangely compelling             Candide135 reviews Bantam Classics, 2003 All is for the best in this world + magnum opus + Classic of world literature + More than just satire. A statement about the Human Condition + The beginnings of nihilism             The Tower, the Mask, and the Grave Betty Smartt Carter Shaw Books, 2000 On a chilly Illinois night, the secretary of a famous theologian hosts a Christmas party...and never shows up. When Virginia Falls and her friend Stephen pursue six suspects, they uncover not only a crime, but a heart as dark as the grave.             The Wild Palms12 reviews William Faulkner Vintage, 2000 Buy it, read it + If it doesn't have punctuation in the title, it's not really Faulkner + Modernist Faulkner + "The Wild Palms"--used as a meditation by Thomas Merton             Salem's Lot8 reviews Stephen King Signet, 1976 Revival of the Vampire + Loved it - true classic vampire book. But... + Importing Vampires in Maine: A Dreadful Business! + My first Stephen King book - but not the last! + Stephen King's best             Decorations in a Ruined Cemetery4 reviews John Gregory Brown Quill, 1995 One of the best books I've read + GREAT book! + Wonderful read I completely disagree with the Kirkus review.It would be nice if all books that were coming out today were as beautifully written, as innovative and as heartwarming--eventually--as this one. Oftentimes, you get a book that's been given outstanding reviews and it isn't worth a damn. This is quiet ...             Frankenstein Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley Signet Classics, 1965             Henry Reed, Inc. (Puffin Books)15 reviews Keith Robertson Puffin, 1989 great summer reading + my son loved henry reed books when he was 5-8 + Great for kids who are too old for kids books + An Adventure Book