Thread: Books you love that no one has read

I wanted to add a few more.

The Phantom of the Opera-Gaston Leroux
A million times better than that movie!

Ransom-Julie Garwood

Spindle's End-Robin McKinely

The Servant of the Bones-Anne Rice

Ethan Frome-Edith Wharton
I know it's a required book in some highschools, but most people still don't read it. My class has to read it right now. I finished it on the first day, but other people who don't like to read quite as much, still haven't finished the first few pages. They probably won't either, which is sad because it was a really good book. A little short (94 pgs in our edition) but still good.

"The Bread of Those Early Years" - Heinrich Boll

"A Star Called Henry" - Roddy Doyle

A Crack in Forever- Jeannie Brewer

I am not sure if nobody has read it, but an oddly enticing book that you all should read:

House of Leaves

Errie, frightening, mesmerizing, trippy, innovative....read it!

Little Red Riding Hood Uncloaked: Sex, Morality and the Evolution of a Fairy Tale - Catherine Orenstein

Originally Posted by Dephere

I am not sure if nobody has read it, but an oddly enticing book that you all should read:

House of Leaves

Errie, frightening, mesmerizing, trippy, innovative....read it!

Heard of it.

It's freaked out fellow Palahniuk, Baer, Jones and Clevenger fans... I have to read it.