Amazon.co.uk: Notable books I've read this year

Notable books I've read this year
A Listmania! list by Bagatelle (London)

1. The Vicar of Wakefield (Oxford World's Classics) by Oliver Goldsmith

The list author says:
	"Currently reading this, the pastoral themes and aspects of sentimentality that run through the novel make it a gentle and highly enjoyable read."

�4.26 Used & New from: �1.42

(4 customer reviews)

2. Heart of Darkness and Other Tales (Oxford World's Classics) by Joseph Conrad

The list author says:
	"I loved the descriptiveness and powerful visual imagery of the novel. A must-read."

�4.26 Used & New from: �0.60

(3 customer reviews)

3. Frankenstein: Or, the Modern Prometheus (Penguin Classics) by Mary Shelley

The list author says:
	"I was assigned this book in English class for my corsework and I'm glad; Shelley is a highly talented writer, and it's a hard book to put down."

�4.54 Used & New from: �0.01

(162 customer reviews)

4. The Sorrows of Young Werther (Classics) by Johann Goethe

The list author says:
	"A true classic and its descriptiveness make it a touching read. My favourite book so far- just read it!"

�5.59 Used & New from: �0.01

(16 customer reviews)

5. The Campaigns of Alexander (Classics) by Flavius Arrianus Xenophon / Arrian

The list author says:
	"Offers brilliant insight into the character of the legend. A good read, although at times the details of battle formations, and the like can be a little tedious."

�6.99 Used & New from: �1.04

(9 customer reviews)

6. Napoleon: Path to Power 1769 - 1799 v. 1 by Philip Dwyer

The list author says:
	"A fascinating read, revealing the nature of the man and the means by which he rose to power. It paints a picture of a ruthlessly ambitious man, with a darker side too. Difficult to put down."

�9.74 Used & New from: �1.50

(6 customer reviews)

7. Clisson & Eugenie by Napoleon Bonaparte

The list author says:
	"A wonderful short romance novel by Napoleon, revealing a relatively unknown side to the French Emperor."

�7.19 Used & New from: �0.01

(1 customer review)

8. The Art of War (Penguin Classics) by Tzu Sun

The list author says:
	"A suprisngly accessable read, applicable to modern-day life. The book may seem at first a little obvious, but it is very subtle and should be thought over carefully."