Must
reads
or
eretria's
real bookshelf
I
have always loved reading. My taste has changed over the years,
but there are some books I always come back to read over and
over again. Some give you a feeling of home, some are food for
your brain, some are escapism, some are soul-soothers. All of
them are good.
Then
there are some which are simply worth reading if you have not
yet. The list is not final, many more novels and stories will
be added.
in
alphabetical order
Isaac
Asimov: Lucky Starr (all of them are rather good)
Karen
Bass : Shrouds of mist (not yet published)
Terry
Brooks: Shannara
Michael
Ende: The neverending story
Michael
Ende: Momo
Lion
Feuchtwanger: Die Juedin von Toledo
Fjodor
Dostojewski: Crime and Punishment
Anette
von Droste-Huelshoff: (about everything you can find)
Hermann
Hesse: Narciss and Goldmund
James Joyce: Dubliners
Ruth
Kraft: Insel ohne Leuchtfeuer
Thomas
Mann: Die Buddenbrooks
Gita
Mehta: Raj
Richard
Preston: Hot Zone
Rupert
von Ranke-Graves: "I, Claudius", and "Claudius
the God"
Ian
Rankin: Resurrection Men
Ian
Rankin: The Falls
Ian
Rankin: The Hanging garden
Ian
Rankin: Set in darkness
J.
K. Rowling: Harry Potter (all of them)
Bram
Stoker: Dracula
Theodor
Storm: Der Spiegel des Cyprianus
Theodor
Storm: Die Regentrude
Theodor
Storm: Aquis Submersus
Henryk
Sienkiewicz: Quo Vadis?
J.R.R.
Tolkien: The Hobbit
J.R.R.
Tolkien: The Lord of the rings
Jules
Verne: Die Kinder des Kapitaen Grant
Oscar
Wilde: The picture of Dorian Gray
Oscar
Wilde: The Canterville Ghost
Karl
Zuchard: Die Stunde der Wahrheit
More
to come
You
will be able to find all of those books either
here
or
here
