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Five Books to Fight About
A Listmania! list by "sue79"

1. The Turn of the Screw (Penguin Popular Classics) by Henry James

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	"Sexual abuse or possessed children? Impossible to tell."

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2. The Remains of the Day (Penguin Readers: Level 6 Advanced) by Kaye Ishiguro

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	"I will never be persuaded that he loved her."

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3. Middlemarch (Wordsworth Classics) by George Eliot

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	"Surely there's nothing to like in such an impossible little prig..."

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4. Tess of the D'Urbervilles (Oxford World's Classics) by Thomas Hardy

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	"Was she raped or seduced? And does it really matter?"

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5. Emily Bronte: Wuthering Heights (Analysing Texts) by Nicholas Marsh

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	"A detestable book. It should rightly be published by Mills and Boon"

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