this is my list for the banned books challenge 2009 :]
1)Lolita--Vladimir Nabokov
2)Animal Farm--George Orwell
3)Brave New World--Aldous Huxley
4)Catcher in the Rye-- J.D. Salinger
5)Fahrenheit 451-- Ray Bradbury
6)Lord of the Flies-- William Golding
7)Catch-22-- Joseph Heller
8)The Color Purple--Alice Walker
9)A Farewell to Arms -- Ernest Hemingway
10)Slaughter-House 5-- Kurt Vonnegut
11)To Kill a Mockingbird-- Harper Lee
12)One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest--Ken Kesey
so yeah.. i'm quite excited for this challenge:] i think banning books is absolutely ridiculous because i've read many books in the past that have been banned and they're usually absolutely amazing
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5 comments:
I have a really long list that I'm going to read some of for Freedom to Read (Canada's banned book week). I agree, banning books is ridiculous.
I loooooved To Kill a Mockingbird, but I didn't like Lord of the Flies (it was creepy to me) so I'll be interested in your reviews. :)
Laina
Nivce list, looking forward to the reviews! Your blog is looking really pretty as well. :) Do you want to do a link exchange?
i've read a couple of those, and some of those are on my tbr list too. (lolita looks especially interesting)...and brave new world too!
I should warn you that Slaughterhouse Five is a fairly confounding read...not bad, but definitely not a leisurely sort of page-turner.
Great list, Animal Farm and Lord of the Flies are really good reads. I've been meaning to read Lolita and Brave New World but haven't gotten around to it yet.
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