1. Don Quixote - Miguel De Cervantes
It is the best and most classic of Spanish literature, translated into several languages and was reprinted least most of human history, behind only the Bible. The author has created an interesting story nuanced different emotions, as well as the characters leave lasting impression on readers. This story sneering, sarcastic humor and cynicism, about the people in the old society, people have illusions odd and strange. These sections describe the main character Don Quixote
really stand, ingenious, as the author leads the reader to explore the different aspects of a person. Really this is a great work for anyone who loves literature early modern West.
You may not feel like I'm ... reading, but like I was talking to myself ...., with the deep inside me, the one I sometimes hesitate lazy, cowardly and others fear being assessed. Through the journey in search of treasure of shepherd boy, Paulo showed us the simple values in life profoundly. The journey is the journey there or go in search of happiness, dreams, the meaning of each human life. Maybe the book will help you to decipher the "signs" of the universe, because "nothing is random at all!". The secret of happiness is to know everything beautiful views in the world, without forgetting the "two drops of oil on a spoon" ... The ending of the book itself is a surprise.
3. Wuthering Heights - Emily Bronte
Classics from the letter, although written over a century ago, but what Emily Bronte gives readers no dust. Wuthering Heights
is not only a fascinating book about love, but rather, it is full of literary works of art, can bewitch anyone. Forbidden love of Catherine and Heathcliff brings haunting sight. Their love wild, like the land they have nurtured man, wild and intense. Though their life was filled with tragedy, the jealousy, the suffering torn but their outcome remains to be buried together. That love will follow them, absorbed into other lands desolate Yorkshire. It also can be seen as a beautiful ending obsessive in the hearts of readers.
4. The Lord of the Rings - J.R.R. Tolkien
The Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings (the Hobbit / the Fellowship of the Ring / the Two Towers / the
(depart written in 1937) is considered one of the most monumental works of Tolkien. This work along with storybook previous guy put Tolkien Hobbit became the father of the genre "fantasy literature" modern (literary contain miraculous elements). The Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings (the Hobbit / the Fellowship of the Ring / the Two Towers / the
world to build a vast, thrilling, appealing to the mythical race from humans, fascinating and interesting. The novel was also adapted into the film work achieved resounding success.
Company work culture & amp; Nha Nam media release, 3 section titled: Union households Rings, Two Towers and The King returned.
Company work culture & amp; Nha Nam media release, 3 section titled: Union households Rings, Two Towers and The King returned.
5. The Hobbit - J.R.R. Tolkien
Initially, the guy Hobbit
is a work for children but so far, it seems that not many people remember about that anymore, and work is already ranks among fantasy fiction classic mythology. JJR Tolkien
had a literary style is really unique. Fairyland in his story seems likely to do the reader stunned and dazed. The tone tells humor, intelligence, and the depiction of a world overwhelmed vast Middle-earth with the deep forests, high mountains, deep caves, first, dragons, elves, giants ... the book just as a fairy tale for young people, has reached a level of fantasy literature readers charm every time.
6. 1Q84 - Haruki Murakami
Haruki Murakami is a famous Japanese writer. Shortly after launch you read, 1Q84
was immediately scrambled Japanese people looking to buy and quickly disappeared from the bookshop, so had to continually reprinted many times. Structural storytelling rather strange story interwoven between the male succession and female. Details Magic and reality are interlocked logical, mystical colors to make up enough for work but not too far removed from reality. Haruki Murakami
necessarily succeeded in pulling the reader deep into his world. Parallel to talk about another world, he also retraced a picture of Japanese culture and society - it almost does his work also.
7. Lolita - Vladimir Nabokov
When actually read Lolita
, Vladimir Nabokov understand why cherish it so much. First was seen as a simple excess, Lolita
gradually escape the prejudices consider it pure erotic work, by Lolita
contains much, very much more than that: it sophisticated scrutiny of human psychology ( though without resorting to psychoanalysis, but even Nabokov was always looking proscription Sigmund Freud), and it also is the country's preeminent flag words one of the greatest literary genius.
By now, though for many years have passed, Lolita
still an unusual phenomenon, and the girl Lolita
, "the light of my life, my sin, my soul" Humbert Humbert imaginary , remain immortal in the upright posture less than a half meters high and the whole character of a "sub-goddess" permanently restive.
By now, though for many years have passed, Lolita
8. To Kill a Mockingbird - Harper Lee
Despite being told the Perspective of a young girl, the book To Kill a Mockingbird
not dodge any problems, thorny or great, profound or complex: Victims of racism, prejudice stricter slot, the male-supremacy ... The message of love spread throughout the chapter is one of the reasons why the work lasting hold its vitality in the heart readership in many countries, many generations. Readers find their own chatter of mischief and witty perspective on the world around them. Adults find it interesting again deep in the father and son, Atticus, and especially the people in your life, such as assertive young Scout said, "I think only one person class. It's people. "
9. The Catcher in the Rye - J.D. Salinger
The Catcher in the Rye
has lent think of a young man to look at life with humor and intelligence. Simple words, sometimes very vulgar expression of human character, the book goes to the heart by the simple philosophy still exists every day in life. His first novel is also unique and Salinger, The Catcher in the Rye
(The Catcher in the Rye), its inception in 1951 has immediate repercussions around the world. Book sold 250,000 copies in the year, despite what Salinger never earnestly to the ads, even as he disagreed to print your photo on the cover.
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