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📜 Poetry

Edgar Allan Poe's most famous poems

1 The Raven
2 The Bells
3 A Dream Within a Dream

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📜 Poetry

Carlos Drummond de Andrade's most famous lines

1 In the middle of the road there was a stone / there was a stone in the middle of the road
2 Itabira is just a photograph on the wall. / But how it hurts!
3 World, world, vast world, / if my name were Raimundo / it would be a rhyme, it would not be a solution.

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📕 Novels

The best science fiction novels of all time

1 Neuromancer
2 Dune
3 Nineteen Eighty-Four

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🐉 Sagas & series

The best-selling book series of all time

1 Harry Potter
2 One Piece
3 Goosebumps

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🐉 Sagas & series

The Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts films in order

1 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
2 Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
3 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

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💥 Comics & manga

Fujiko F. Fujio's most popular works

1 Pokonyan
2 Doraemon
3 Perman

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📕 Novels

The best books by José Saramago

1 Blindness
2 Baltasar and Blimunda
3 The Year of the Death of Ricardo Reis

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📕 Novels

The Alfaguara Prize-winning novels of the 2010s

1 El arte de la resurrección — Hernán Rivera Letelier
2 Una misma noche — Leopoldo Brizuela
3 The Sound of Things Falling — Juan Gabriel Vásquez

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📜 Poetry

The opening lines of the ten Mu'allaqat, the great pre-Islamic Arabic odes

1 Are these mute traces of a camp Umm Awfa's, / at Hawmanat al-Darraj and al-Mutathallam?
2 Stop, let us weep for the memory of a beloved and a dwelling / at the edge of the sand dunes between al-Dakhul and Hawmal.
3 Khawla has traces of a camp on the stony ground of Thahmad / that shine like the remains of a tattoo on the back of a hand.

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📜 Poetry

Cemal Süreya's most beautiful lines

1 Kiss me, then give birth to me.
2 You are beautiful, my love, / but only up close!
3 On the day freedom comes, / dying is forbidden that day!

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📕 Novels

The best Nordic noir novels

1 The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
2 Faceless Killers
3 Roseanna

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📜 Poetry

Yun Dong-ju's most famous lines (with the poem)

1 They say life is hard to live; / that a poem should be written so easily / is a shameful thing.
2 Until the day I die, looking up at the sky, / I hope to have no speck of shame. / Even the wind stirring the leaves / has troubled me.
3 The sky where the seasons pass / is filled with autumn.

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📕 Novels

The best Milan Kundera books

1 The Unbearable Lightness of Being
2 Identity
3 Immortality

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📜 Poetry

Mihai Eminescu's best-known lines

1 Living in your narrow circle, / fortune keeps you company, / but in my own world I feel / immortal and cold.
2 Time goes by and time comes on, / all is old and all is new.
3 Everything in the world has passed away; only evil has remained.

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📕 Novels

The Booker Prize winners of the 1990s

1 Possession — A. S. Byatt
2 The English Patient — Michael Ondaatje
3 Sacred Hunger — Barry Unsworth

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📕 Novels

Publishers Weekly's 10 best books of 2016

1 Barkskins — Annie Proulx
2 What Belongs to You — Garth Greenwell
3 Blood in the Water — Heather Ann Thompson

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📕 Novels

Barack Obama's favourite books of 2021

1 Matrix — Lauren Groff
2 How the Word Is Passed — Clint Smith
3 The Final Revival of Opal & Nev — Dawnie Walton

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📕 Novels

The Atlantic's best books of 2021

1 Always Crashing in the Same Car — Matthew Specktor
2 Afterparties — Anthony Veasna So
3 Excavate! — Tessa Norton & Bob Stanley

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📜 Poetry

Lope de Vega's most famous lines (with the work they come from)

1 To believe that a heaven fits inside a hell, / to give your life and soul to a disillusion: / this is love; whoever has tasted it knows.
2 Sometimes what goes against the rules / pleases the taste for that very reason.
3 You tell me not to write, or not to live? / Make my love stop feeling, / and I will make my pen stop writing.

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📚 Books