"Poo-Tee-Weet."-Kurt Vonnegut
"You would be a good mayor. Are you afraid of the good you can do?"-Victor Hugo
| AUTHOR | TITLE | AUTHOR | TITLE |
| Adamson | Born Free | Fleitcher | Ice Castles |
| Agee | A Death in the Family | Franklin | Autobiogrpahy |
| Anderson | Elizabeth the Queen | Gaines | Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman |
| Anderson | Winesburg, Ohio | Gaines | A Lesson Before Dying | Angelou | I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings | Gaines | A Gathering of Old Men | Anouilh | Becket | Greene | The Summer of My German Soldier | Asimov | The Fantastic Voyage | Griffin | Black Like Me | Austen | Emma | Grisham | The Testament | Austen | Sense & Sensibility | Guest | Ordinary People | Baker | Growing Up | Gunther | Death Be Not Proud | Baldwin | Go Tell on the Mountain | Haley | Roots | Boom | The Hiding Place | Hardy | Return of the Native | Bradbury | Dandelion Wine | Hawthorne | House of the Seven Gables | Braithwaite | To Sir With Love | Heller | Catch-22 | Bronte | Jane Eyre | Hellman | The Little Foxes | Brown | Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee | Hemingway | Farewell to Arms | Camus | The Plague | Hemingway | The Sun Also Rises | Cather | My Antonia | Hentoff | Day They Came to Arrest the Book | Chekov | The Lady With the Pet Dog | Hersey | Hiroshima | Clark | The Ox-Bow Incident | Hesse | Demian | Cooper | The Last of the Mohicans | Heyerdahl | Kon Tiki | Cormier | The Chocolate War | Hinton | Tex | Costain | The Silver Chalice | Hughes | High Wind in Jamaica | Crane | The Open Boat | Hugo | Hunchback of Notre Dame | Craven | I Heard the Owl Call My Name | Huxley | Brave New World | Defoe | Robinson Crusoe | Ibsen | An Enemy of the People | Dinesan | The Angelic Avengers | James | Turn of the Screw | Dickens | David Copperfield | Kingston | The Woman Warrior | Dickens | Oliver | Kipling | Captains Courageous | Dickens | Hard Times | Lewis | Main Street | Dostoyevsky | Brothers Karamazov | Lewis | Babbit | Doyle | Hound of the Baskervilles | London | Martin Eden | Dreiser | Sister Carrie | London | The Sea Wolf | Dumaurier | Rebecca | Malcom | Autobiography of Malcom X | Dumas | The Three Musketeers | Malamud | The Assistant | Eliot | Silas Marner | Maugham | Of Human Bondage | Eliot | Middlematch | McCaffrey | Black Horses for the King | Ellison | Invisible Man | McCullers | A Member of the Wedding | Fast | Sister Carrie | Michener | Hawaii | Faulkner | The Sound and the Fury | Michener | The Covenent | Ferber | Cimarron | Miller | A Canticle for Lebowitz | Fitzgerald | Sister Carrie | Miller | All My Sons |
| Mitchell | Gone with the Wind | ||
| Moliere | The Misanthrope | ||
| Morrison | The Song of Solomon | ||
| Nichols | The Milagro Bean Field War | ||
| Potok | The Chosen | ||
| Richter | A Light in the Forest | ||
| Rolvaag | Giants in the Earth | ||
| Sandburg | Abraham Lincoln | ||
| Salinger | The Catcher in the Rye | ||
| Smith | A Tree Grows in Brooklyn | ||
| Steinbeck | East of Eden | ||
| Steinbeck | Cannery Row | ||
| Steinbeck | The Pearl | ||
| Steinbeck | Travels with Charlie | ||
| Stowe | Uncle Tom's Cabin | ||
| Stuart | The Thread That Runs So True | ||
| Tan | Joy Luck Club | ||
| Tan | Kitchen God's Wife | ||
| Thomas | A Child's Christmas in Wales | ||
| Thompson | On Golden Pond | ||
| Thoreau | Walden | ||
| Thurber | Life and Hard Times | ||
| Tolkien | Lord of the Rings | ||
| Tolstoy | Anna Karenina | ||
| Updike | Rabbit, Run | ||
| Villasenor | Macho | ||
| Walker | The Color Purple | ||
| Wallace | Ben Hur | ||
| Wharton | Ethan Frome | ||
| Wharton | The Age of Innocence | ||
| White | The Once and Future King | ||
| White | The Book of Merlyn | ||
| Wibberly | The Mouse That Roared | ||
| Wilde | The Importance of Being Earnest | ||
| Wilder | The Bridge of San Luis Rey | ||
| Wilder | The Skin of Our Teeth | ||
| Williams | A Streetcar Named Desire | ||
| Wister | The Virginian | ||
| Wolfe | Look Homeward Angel | ||
| Wolfe | You Can't Go Home Again | ||
| Wong | The Fifth Chinese Bride | ||
| Wright | Native Son | ||
"They had a house of crystal pillars on the planet Mars, by the edge of an empty sea."-Ray Bardbury
"The most important thing we can do today is to learn to think for ourselves."-Malcom X