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as one of the best war novels
of all time; greater in power,
broader in scope and more
intensely emotional than any
other work of literature.
11- Gone with the Wind by
Margaret Mitchel:
Gone with the Wind is a an
American civil war epic, one
of the most beloved novel,
gives shivers for the sheer
portrayal of slums in the south.
Also highlighting the depraved
behavior of its protagonist. This
Pulitzer Prize winning novel is
about the life of a blemished
girl from the south. Daughter
of a plantation owner and her
struggles. The entire sequence
is thought-provoking and
realistic. The use of prohibited
racist words like nigger and
darkies have also affected the
book aspects.
12- The Diary of a Young Girl
by Anne Frank:
The stand is a post
apocalyptic horror/ fantasy
novel. It shows how the world
ends in a nanosecond. And
comes a bleak new world the
day after. A world stripped
off its institutions and without
99% of its population. A world
where handful of panicky
survivors take sides or are
chosen. Deaths of almost
everyone due to a super-flu
can be horrifying and terrible
and spreads chills and thrills in
the reader.
10- For Whom The Bell Trolls
by Ernest Hemingway:
For whom the bell trolls is a
Spanish civil war set story.
And with an ambiguous ending
it sure adds to some mindful
thinking. It tells about loyalty,
courage, love, defeat and tragic
death of an ideal. It is rated
All our pleasure, anxiety,
apprehension, passion, desire
and infatuations shape up
into what we are. It is by far
the most empathetic and
charismatic book I have
read so far. It is an eloquent
testament of woman spirit.
This was written when Anne
Frank was in hiding during the
Nazi conquest of Germany.
As a teenager what were
her aspirations and how war
affected her very outlook
towards life. How fear of death
and discovery by the Nazi
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