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Stephen King named the 10 shortest books of the 21st century: what is the king of the Jakhs reading?

American writer Stephen King volunteered to help The New York Times prepare a list of the 100 greatest books of the 21st century. WomanEL reveals which books the author of world bestsellers values ​​most.

Content“Spokuta”, Ian Mc'Ewen”Christine Falls”, Benjamin Black”The Goldfinch”, Donna Tart”Ruined”, Gilian Flynn”There is no place for old people”, Cormac McCarthy”Oryx and Derkach “, Margaret Atwood “The Paying Guests”, Sarah Waters “Move Against America”, Philip Roth “Sympathetic”, V'et Tan Nguyen “Under the Dome”, Stephen King Stephen King named the 10 shortest books of the 21st century. Dzherelo: pinterest.com

“Spokuta”, Ien Mak 'yuen

The unfulfilled master of the word Ien Mak’yuen has recognized in his novel history and war, guilt and forgiveness, rich style and provocation. Pods are flaring up in England in the wake of the 1930s. The thirteen-year-old Briony has a wealth of knowledge, and would like to become a writer. Their elder sister Cecilia and Robbie's son, servants, are secretly buried in one another. And, perhaps, a new life.

“Christine Falls”, Benjamin Black

The novel reveals the motoric brightness and psychological penetration of Benjamin Black's works into the motoric atmosphere of a classic thriller.

The story breaks out in Dublin in the 1950s. The frowning pathologist wants to know the truth about the death of Christina Falls. Prote traps in the dungeons of the Great Catholic Community

« Goldfinch”, Donna Tart

Theo Decker is a real guy, not a fancy guy you see. The only miracle in the life of the boy, whose mother died during the terrorist attack in the museum, is that a painting with a bright bird was stolen from the gallery: with a goldfish, we will snuggle it to the perch in the future.

Theo does not want to escape from the fullness of his life-catastrophe. And the only thing that can be turned to the understanding of the absolute value of life is the immortal beauty of these poor speeches, which are blatantly uttered halfway through.

“Lost”, Gilian Flynn

Emі and Nick Tributes may celebrate the fifth day of their fun. Holy may come out special. This is how it became – Emi Dan was unsettled, and all the evidence points to those who are involved in her man.

Her friends are beginning to tell that she was afraid of the man, that she had little secret. He swears that this is not true. However, the police check his computer and discover a long history of searches. Nik sings that there’s nothing to do with anything here, so how can you believe it? reads, has no advantage over those who cannot read.” Dzherelo: pinterest.com

“We're not old here,” Cormac McCarthy

The novel was published in the USA on June 19, 2005. In the first year of 2005, there were inclusions in the TOP 10 bestsellers according to The New York Times and were included in this list for 5 years.

The story is located near the border between Mexico Acquired by the States in 1980 worries about illegal drugs, as it has gone far into the desert of Texas…

«Oryx and Derkach» by Margaret Atwood

A combination of fantasy and practical novels whose events transcend the boundaries of realism, which is related to traditional realistic works. The world is irrevocably divided: the elite and the plebeians, the scientists and the simpletons. Due to overpopulation and global warming, which has gone too far, the Earth may become uninhabitable.

Having created something new, it is necessary to revive the old. According to the eradication of the old world, there is a global pandemic of a terrible disease, there is no cure…

“The Paying Guests”, Sarah Waters

Women of Sari Waters, kindly save the hidden love in the dungeon. “Guests Who Should Pay”, the author’s sixth novel, is set in 1922 in London.

The main character, Francis Rey, lives with her mother and no longer feels the need to keep her business secret. This itself, of course, led to the fact that their secret romance with their friend Lillian Barber turned from a “history of crime” into a “story of evil” and a crime drama…

“A Call Against America,” Philip Roth

With this novel, the author gives a shout out to the linear history of history. The book presents an alternative history of the United States, in which Franklin D. Roosevelt credits defeat in the 1940 presidential election to Charles Lindbergh.

The protagonist and central character of the novel is young Philip. The author places emphasis on the destruction and grief that the main character perceives, providing a thorough investigation of adulthood, emotional trauma, and, consequently, the influx of marriage politics.

“Sympathy”, V`et Tan Nguyen

A gripping spy novel and a twisting tale of love, friendship, human ideals and impending betrayal. The captain of the Vietnamese army, together with his fellow countrymen, moves to America and begins a new life. But for him it is a war, because he is a spy.

This is reflected in the duality of power. Altogo, Abi is not to the grades of his own preconion, the vin of the enormous people of the hijacking people …

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“Under the Dome”, Stephen King

These are the kind of books that have been fatally deprived of one of the most motor-powered and every time to attack as hard as possible. One of these is the novel “Under the Dome” by the world-famous king of the Jahi, Stephen King, which explores human nature through the supernatural prism.

One day, a small town in the state of Men suddenly appears in we look at the external world with a clear dome. We can’t move anyone in, we can’t leave anyone. And while panic spreads across the settlements, the local businessman Great Jim takes control of his hands…

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