The best Ernest Hemingway books
The top 3 according to 43 votes from people: The Old Man and the Sea · For Whom the Bell Tolls · A Moveable Feast. (Updated Nov 3, 2023.)
From "The Sun Also Rises" to "The Old Man and the Sea": the Hemingway novels, stories and memoirs that guides and reviews rank highest, and where to start.
Automatically translated (original in Español). See the original
Top 14
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1
The Old Man and the Sea
The old Cuban fisherman against the great fish; Pulitzer Prize.
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2
For Whom the Bell Tolls
A dynamiter in the Spanish Civil War.
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3
A Moveable Feast
Posthumous memoirs of his Paris years.
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4
The Sun Also Rises
His debut novel: expatriates between Paris and the Pamplona bull runs.
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5
A Farewell to Arms
An ambulance driver and a doomed love affair in the First World War.
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6
To Have and Have Not
A smuggler in Key West.
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7
Death in the Afternoon
His great book on bullfighting.
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8
Men Without Women
Spare, precise stories.
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9
The Snows of Kilimanjaro
His most famous short story.
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10
Green Hills of Africa
A safari told in the first person.
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11
Islands in the Stream
Posthumous novel about a painter in the Caribbean.
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12
Across the River and into the Trees
A colonel in Venice.
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13
In Our Time
The stories in which he found his style.
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14
The Garden of Eden
Posthumous novel about a love triangle.
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