100 Novels I Would Read Again

Lucky Jim	Kingsley	Amis
Behind The Scenes At The Museum	Kate	Atkinson
Augustus Carp Esq., By Himself	Sir H.H.	Bashford
The Jacaranda Tree	H. E.	Bates
Planet Of The Apes	Pierre	Boulle
Bridge Over The River Kwai	Pierre	Boulle
Brazzaville Beach	William	Boyd
Jane Eyre	Charlotte	Bronte
Wuthering Heights	Emily	Bronte
The 39 Steps	John	Buchan
Greenmantle	John	Buchan
Mr Standfast	John	Buchan
A Clockwork Orange	Anthony	Burgess
Possession	A.S.	Byatt
Wild Swans	Jung	Chang
Riddle Of The Sands	Erskine	Childers
The Woman In White	Wilkie	Collins
Heart of Darkness	Joseph	Conrad
Lord Jim	Joseph	Conrad
Captain Corelli's Mandolin	Louis	de Bernieres
Robinson Crusoe	Daniel	Defoe
Bomber	Len	Deighton
The IPCRESS File	Len	Deighton
To Serve Them All My Days	R.F.	Delderfield
A Horseman Riding By	R.F.	Delderfield
Last Bus To Woodstock	Colin	Dexter
The Idiot	Fyodor	Dostoyevskiy
Crime & Punishment	Fyodor	Dostoyevskiy
Birdsong	Sebastian	Faulks
Bridget Jones' Diary	Helen	Fielding
Madame Bovary	Gustave	Flaubert
One Hundred Years of Solitude	Gabriel	Garcia Marquez
Love In The Time Of Cholera	Gabriel	Garcia Marquez
Cold Comfort Farm	Stella	Gibbons
Dead Souls	Nikolai	Gogol
Lord Of The Flies	William	Golding
To The Ends Of The Earth Trilogy	William	Golding
Memoirs Of A Geisha	Arthur	Goulden
Wind In The Willows	Kenneth	Grahame
Goodbye To All That	Robert	Graves
The Third Man & Fallen Idol	Graham	Greene
Diary Of A Nobody	George & Weedon	Grossmith
Love On A Branch Line	John	Hadfield
Tess of The d'Urbervilles	Thomas	Hardy
Fatherland	Robert	Harris
The Good Soldier Schweik	Jaroslav	Hasek
Catch 22	Joseph	Heller
Brave New World	Aldous	Huxley
An Artist of The Floating World	Kazuo	Ishiguro
Three Men In A Boat	Jerome K.	Jerome
The Phantom Tollbooth	Norton	Juster
The Spy Who Came In From The Cold	John	Le Carre
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy - trilogy	John	Le Carre
A Murder of Quality	John	Le Carre
To Kill A Mockingbird	Harper	Lee
If This Is A Man	Primo	Levi
Call Of The Wild	Jack	London
Ring of Bright Water	Gavin	Maxwell
Moby Dick	Herman	Melville
Puckoon	Spike	Milligan
Rumpole Of The Bailey - the whole set	John	Mortimer
A House For Mr Biswas	V.S.	Naipaul
1984	George	Orwell
Animal Farm	George	Orwell
Dr Zhivago	Boris	Pasternak
Swallows And Amazons	Arthur	Ransome
Rendezvous South Atlantic	Douglas	Reeman
All Quiet On The Western Front	Erich Maria	Remarque
She	Sir Henry	Rider Haggard
Hyman Kaplan	Leo	Rosten
Catcher In The Rye	J.D.	Salinger
Porterhouse Blue	Tom	Sharpe
Blott On The Landscape	Tom	Sharpe
Riotous Assembly	Tom	Sharpe
Wilt	Tom	Sharpe
Frankenstein	Mary	Shelley
Larry's Party	Carol	Shields
The Stone Diaries	Carol	Shields
A Town Like Alice	Neville	Shute
On The Beach	Neville	Shute
Pastoral	Neville	Shute
633 Squadron	Frederick E.	Smith
River God	Wilbur	Smith
A Day In The Life Of Ivan Denisovich	Aleksandr	Solzhenitsyn
Grapes of Wrath	John	Steinbeck
Treasure Island	Roert Louis	Stevenson
Gulliver's Travels	Jonathan	Swift
War and Peace	Leo	Tolstoy
Anna Karenina	Leo	Tolstoy
The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists	Robert	Tressell
First Love	Ivan	Turgenev
Aunt Julia & The Scriptwriter	Mario	Vargas Llosa
Journey To The Centre of The Earth	Jules	Verne
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea	Jules	Verne
Decline And Fall	Evelyn	Waugh
The Sword Of Honour Trilogy	Evelyn	Waugh
War Of The Worlds	H.G.	Wells
The Time Machine	H.G.	Wells
The First Men In The Moon	H.G.	Wells
The Day Of The Triffids	John	Wyndham

I've ordered them alphabetically by author's surname because I don't wish to say whether one book is better than another. A work of literature is just as good fun as light reading and vice versa. It depends how one feels at the time. I like oysters but I also like bacon sandwiches. And yes, I have cheated by including trilogies. The best thing is that I have the whole of P G Wodehouse to read. I thought about adding Kafka, Kipling, M R James, Conan Doyle, du Maupassant, Saki, Hemingway but will keep them back for a top short story list sometime.Enjoy!