[thechat] Big Read results - UK's 100 favourite books
Norman Beresford
n.beresford at anansi.co.uk
Mon May 19 05:02:27 CDT 2003
I was a bit surprised that the Magus was in that list. I guess that while
it's not that widely read it must make a big impact on those that have read
it. Hows about an evolt big read? My vote goes to Primary Colours.
Norman
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Subject: [thechat] Big Read results - UK's 100 favourite books
http://www.bbc.co.uk/arts/bigread/top100.shtml
I've read 29 of them (not counting movie adaptations, otherwise it'd be
much, much higher) - but because there are a few clusters of books from
the same author, anyone who's a fan of Dickens, Pratchett, Austen and JK
Rowling will do well. Should have been 1 book per author.
Still, I was fairly happy to be able to tick Midnight's Children. I wonder
what the Scotland-specific results are, as I suspect I'll have done fairly
well in that.
Cheers
Martin
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