The Poll to Select the Best Book of the Last 125 Years Has Started

The New York Times recently “The best book of the last 125 years” He asked his readers for a book recommendation to determine the Readers around the world, in different genres thousands applied for the book. Among these books, the editors of The New York Times most recommended 25 books were selected as finalists. The New York Times has 25 books among which it will be selected as the best book of the last 125 years. survey published.

of a writer only one book can join the list only, not book series. your one book condition was met. E.g; Only Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone from the Harry Potter series was included in the list. The survey, which started yesterday, was held for 10 days. open to voting it will be. The result of the survey, in December will be announced.

There are many works from dystopian novels to fantasy stories. to the list Let’s see together.

1984

• Author: George Orwell
• First published: 1949
• One thousand nine hundred eighty four; a totalitarian center in a dystopian world of one party management of the people by fear, propaganda and brainwashing. to be manipulated It is an allegorical, dystopian and political novel in which it is told. Although the novel, which includes concepts such as Big Brother and the Thought Police, was written many years ago, today’s problems stands out with its direct narration.

All The Light We Cannot See

• Author: Antony Doerr
• First printing date:2014
• Doerr, survival, love and horror, of a relentless tragedy What it means The lives of a blind French girl and a German boy during World War II over tells.

Loved / Beloved

• Author: Toni Morrison
• First published: 1987
• The psychological and physical traumas of slavery and how a terrible weight A novel about being able to handle it. The story is about a man who has to make devastating choices while living a life of fear, and combines elements of realism and folklore with a surprising twist. combining with effectfocuses on Sethe, a formerly enslaved woman.

Catch 22 / Catch-22

• Author: Joseph Heller
• First published: 1961
• Heller’s bullshit of war The pessimistic novel about John Yossarian, an Air Force bomber caught in military bureaucracy, their experiences following.

The Catcher In The Rye

• Author: JD Salinger
• First published: 1951
• a classic adolescent anxiety and estrangement story Salinger’s novel follows Holden Caulfield, who is expelled from private preparatory school while wandering around New York. Caulfield’s sarcastic, slang, and sad voice is popular in American literature. the most memorable became the (and imitated) character.

Charlotte’s Web / Charlotte’s Web

• Author: EB White
• First published date: 1952
• Written after observing a spider on his farm in White, Maine, a spider and a pig your unusual friendship An American children’s novel.

A Confederacy of Dunces

• Author: John Kennedy Toole
• First published: 1980
• Notably Ignatius J. Reilly, who is looking for a job, eccentric and unforgettable an almost genius comic novel with a cast of New Orleans characters.

Fellowship Of The Ring

• Author: John Ronald Reunel Tolkien
• First published date: 1954
• The Lord of the Rings by John Ronald Reuel Tolkien fantasy literature It is the first part of the trilogy. In this book, Tolkien describes the lives of the Hobbits and Gandalf’s relationship with Bilbo. first meeting tells.

A Fine Balance / A Fine Balance

• Author: Rohinton Mistry
• First published: 1996
• Mistry’s stunning novel explores life in India and the issues of caste, class and religion; During Indira Gandhi’s rule, have different backgrounds The four characters come together in a narrow circle and form a makeshift family in the future. to turn into takes over.

A Gentleman in Moscow / A Gentleman In Moscow

• Author: Amor Towles
• First published: 2016
• A Russian count by a Bolshevik court by itself starting with being sentenced to life-long house arrest in Moscow, which has become a world difficulty and endurance is the story.

Gone With The Wind

• Author: Margaret Mitchell
• First published: 1936
• Margaret Mitchell is in a love triangle with her strong spirit and stunning beauty Scarlett O’Hara, the free and expressive Rhett Butler, and the extremely handsome Ashley Wilkes. the apocalypse of civil war narrates with him.

The Grapes of Wrath / The Grapes of Wrath

• Author: John Steinbeck
• First published: 1939
• John Steinbeck, from the Great Depression and the struggles of the 1930s shaken divided and mostly extinct takes an America.

The Great Gatsby / The Great Gatsby

• Author: F. Scott Fitzgerald
• First published date: 1925
• Fitzgerald’s on Long Island enigmatic his novel about a millionaire, uniquely American longing jarring is a review.

The Handmaid’s Tale

• Author: Margaret Atwood
• First published: 1985
• This dystopian classic is about the United States depriving women of their rights. depriving and forcing them to have children a theocratic dictatorship It depicts a near future in which the Republic of Gilead becomes the Republic of Gilead.

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone

• Author: JK Rowling
• First published: 1997
• This first volume of the legendary series, Harry Potter Only who discovers that not only is he a wizard, but that the fate of the wizarding world rests on his shoulders. an orphan child tells his story.

Infinite Jester / Infinite Gesture

• Author: David Foster Wallace
• First published: 1996
• Wallace’s 1,000-page masterpiece, commemorating the years with commercial products your future It takes place in the United States, and amongst the many topics it covers, tennis, addiction, political terrorism, and a movie that is said to be so fun, has its audience.r until death watching in a loop.

To Kill a Mockingbird

• Author: Harper Lee
• First published: 1960
• Based on Lee’s childhood in Alabama, this novel is based on young Scout Finch’s through the eyes is explained. The story of his father, Atticus, a lawyer defending an African-American man, in the Deep South. racial inequality and injustice illuminates the issues.

A Little Life / A Little Life

• Author: Chania Yanagihara
• First published: 2015
• At the core of this depressing novel about four male college friends heartbreaking there is a question: a human Indefinable Can he recover from a trauma? The story focuses most intensely on Jude, a lawyer who is subjected to a series of horrific events.

lolita

• Author: Vladimir Nabokov
• First published: 1955
• This brilliant, profoundly smash hit by a pedophile published in France disturbing In the book of his fictional memories, the main character, Humbert Humbert, has a love affair with his 12-year-old stepdaughter, Lolita. his obsession tells. The novel may continue to divide readers because of its sensitive subject matter, but Nabokov’s dazzling We can say that there is an agreement on the style of prose.

Lone Pigeon

• Author: Larry McMurtry
• First published: 1985
• Two old cowboys travel from Texas to Montana in McMurtry’s sprawling, endearing tale of bigger-than-life adventures. epic goes on a journey.

One Hundred Years of Solitude

• Author: Gabriel Garcia Marquez
• First published: 1967
• Interwoven with the story of the Buendia family set in the legendary town of Macondo surreal epic, history of Latin America unfold laying out.

More / The Overstory

• Author: Richard Powers
• First published: 2018
• The real stars of Powers’ novel, although it’s about many people Trees and their communicating and do not tolerate are formats. A magnificent celebration of nature and at the same time a warning of climate change, this novel is a part of our planet. bird’s eye view is referred to as.

A Prayer For Owen Meany

• Author: John Irving
• First published: 1989
• Love, loss and faith of having What it means—or not—is explored in Irving’s novel about lifelong friends John Wheelwright and Owen Meany.

A Tree Grows in Brooklyn

• Author: Betty Smith
• First published: 1943
• In a Brooklyn apartment where a young girl lives survival and find beauty A heartbreaking adult novel with plain words that captures your desire. The book states that Smith lived in the county’s Williamsburg neighborhood in the early 20th century as the child of first-generation immigrants. to experience is based.

Ulysses

• Author: James Joyce
• First published: 1918
• Joyce’s brilliant, wildly experimental novel is published on June 16, 1904, by Leopold Bloom. during a day following. A masterpiece of modernism, the book (and its creative nature and linguistic flights) has been around for almost a century. an inexhaustible pleasure and work resource it happened.

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