TOP 10

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2666 (Roberto Bolaño)

Published in 2004. 2666 is a novel classified as an epic. The story has many themes within it, and has an amazing cast of characters that kept me engaged the whole time I was reading.

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02

The Sirens of Titan (Kurt Vonnegut)

One of Vonnegut's most successful novels. The Sirens of Titan, possesses the qualities of a perfect science fiction novel. The major theme of the novel, human free-will, had me asking many questions after I finished reading.

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03

Mother Night (Kurt Vonnegut)

My favorite World War II novel. Mother Night, contains a staggering amount of twists throughout its entirety, that kept me guessing until I finished.

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04

The Green Mile (Stephen King)

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05

This Side of Paradise (F. Scott Fitzgerald)

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06

Pet Sematary (Stephen King)

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07

American Psycho (Brett Easton Ellis)

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08

Ham on Rye (Charles Bukowski)

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09

The Kite Runner (Khaled Hosseini) 

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10

Perfume: The Story of a Murderer (Patrick Süskind) 

Perfume is has the best use of imagery I have ever came across while reading a book. The descriptions used throughout significantly adds to the horror of the story.