Out of the list of these books, which ones did u like the best? and why?

Question

and plz give a small summary if u don't mind-im trying to decide which one id like:::btw just ignore the 3 lists, just think of it as one; i did the 3 lists for my own knowledge. also im considering Jamica Inn by Daphne Du Maurier and East of Eden by John Steinbeck(have u read either of these? if so did u like it/them?)

list 1::
-David Copperfield-charles dickens
-the brothers karamozov-fyodor dostoevsky
-Fountainhead-ayn rand
-Anna Karenina-Leo Tolstoy
-War and Peace-Leo Tolstoy
-Trinity-Leon Uris
-Mila 18-Leon Uris

List 2:::
-In Cold Blood-Truman Capote
-Lords of Discipline-Pat Conroy
-Moll Flanders-Daniel Defoe
-Robinson Crusoe-Daniel Defoe
-A Tale of Two Cities-Charles Dickens
-The Idiot-Fyodor Dostoevsky
-Cold Mountain-Charles Frazier
-Snow Falling on Cedars-David Gunderson
-Mayor of Casterbridge-Thomas Hardy
-Return of the Native-Thomas Hardy
-Tess of the D'Ubervilles-Thomas Hardy
-Catch-22-Joseph Heller
-For Whom the Bell Tolls-Ernest Hemingway
-Portrait of a Lady-James Henry
-Stranger in a Strange Land-Robert Heinlein
-Dune-Frank Herbert
-The World According to Garp-John Irving
-How Green Was My Valley-Richard Llewellyn
-One Hundred Years of Solitude-Gabriel Garcia Marquez
-Of Human Bondage-W. Sommerset Maughm
-We were the Mulvaneys-Joyce Carol Oates
-Doctor Zhivago-Boris Pasternak
-We the living-Ayn Rand
-East of Eden-John Steinbeck
-Look Homeward Angel-Thomas Wolfe

List 3:::
-A Death in the Family-James Agee
-Foundation-Isaac Asimov
-Go Tell it on the Mountain-James Baldwin
-To Good Earth-Pearl Buck
-Clockwork Orange-Anthony Burgess
-Jamaica Inn-Daphne Du Maurier
-Like Water for Chocolate-Laura Esquivel
-Farewell to Arms-Ernest Hemingway
-Demain-Herman Hess
-One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
-Turn of the Screw-James Henry
-A Splendid Thousand Suns-Khaled Hosseini
-Pigs in Heaven-Barbara Kingsolver
-Razor's Edge-W.Sommerset Maughm
-The Heart is a Lonely Hunter-Carson McCullers
-Sula-Toni Morrison
-Tar Baby-Toni Morrison
-The Bell Jar-Sylvia Plath
-The Chosen-Chaim Potok
-Hunger of Memory-Richard Rodriguez
-The Winthrop Woman-Anya Seton
-One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich-Alexander Solzhenitsyn
-Joy Luck Club-Amy Tan
-Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court-Mark Twain
-Rabbit,Run-John Updike
-Slaughterhouse-Kurt Vonnegut
-Age of Innocence-Edith Wharton

Answer 1

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There are some really good books on that list, but I think my choice would be The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath, because it's an excellent book. Sylvia Plath wrote it as fiction, but most of it is actually based on her and her life.

Answer 2

catch 22. its a satire set in late WW2. Its about this guy Yossarian who'se in teh US air force. basically this is the catch 22: if you are insane, you can get out of your service. if you fly a mission, you must be insane. but the second you said you were insane and didnt wat to fly, that would make you sane. if you were sane, you had to go up and fly. so you flew them, therefore were crazy and didnt have to, but if you didnt want to, you were sane, so you had to...its confusing, but sooo good