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Vaguely relevent Guide Entries.

This is a list of links to all the enteries that will make you want to turn off the computer and read a book... If I've missed any please post below. I'm still working on the entry list, so please let me know if I've missed your favourite.

• Books
• Films based on Books
• American Libraries
• What's the best book you’ve ever read? What happened when the H2G2 community was asked what the best book they'd ever read was
• Adult Comic Books
• American Superhero Comic Books
• Print On-Demand Book Publishing
• The Obscene Publications Act, 1857
• International Standard Book Number
• Do-It-Yourself Fairy Tale Kit
• Concepts from Fiction
• Films of books have three purposes...
• Fairy Tales

Children's Books and Authors

• Molesworth BooksNot just for children these books are a spoof of boarding school stories
• The Tom Swift BooksAn American Series of tales about the Tom Swift, an inventor and genius
• Watership DownAnother book that's enjoyed by adults, a tale of a group of rabbits that leave their home and search for a new home.
• The Cherry Ames BooksA series about the adventures of a young American Nurse
• Beatrix Potter Needs no introduction, as her tales of the Adventures on clothed farm animals have been part of nearly everyone's childhood.
• Graeme BaseAn authour of impressive children's picture books.
• 'The Carpet People' by Terry PratchettWritten for children, read by adults.
• Diana Wynne Jones - Author A writer of fantasy for children and adults.
• John Bellairs - Author
• Harry Potter Does this really need an introduction?
• Astrid Lindgren - AuthorPippi Longstocking's creator
• The Life and Works of Enid Blyton.A shameless plug for entry written by the editor.
• CS LewisThe Creator of Narnia

Science Fiction and Fantasy

Tolkien

• The Life and Works of JRR Tolkien
• The Lord of the Rings - the Animated Adventure
• Hobbits
• The Major Villains of 'The Lord of the Rings'

Others

• The Wheel of Time The long running fantasy series by Robert Jordan
• Terry Pratchett's DiscworldThe fantasy series set on a flat world on the back of an elephant.
• Neil Gaiman's Sandman
• The Complete RobotOne of the classic Science Fiction Authours
• Andi Watson Comic's CreatonAuthor of both fantasy, and more realistic comic
• Anne McCaffrey - Author
• Bram Stoker - AuthorThe writer of the classic Dracula books
• Kurt Vongutt
• David and Leigh Eddings - AuthorsHusband a wife team of Scifiandfanstasy
• Stephen R Lawhead
• Kurt Vonnegut the authour of slaughterhouse 5, this is just an outline of his work if anyone would like to write a more detailed entry please let us know.

Novels

• The Virgin SucidesA book and later a film.
• The romantic novels of Georgette Heyer
• Luke RhinehartAn innovative authour whose work defies description.
• John Creasey - Ten Authors in One
• John Creasey - the First of Many
• John Creasey - Simple Facts
• John Creasey and the Toff
• Charles Bukowski - Poet and Novelist
• Dashiell Hammett - Author
• Margaret Atwood - Writer
• The Handmaid's Tale Attwoods book prize nominated epic.
• George Orwell
• Charles Dickens - Author
• Stephen KingThe popular horror writer and scriptwriter.
• Catch 22
• The story of the story of OClassic Erotic Fiction
• Jack Kerouac
• Hunter S Thompson
• Ian Fleming - AuthorThe creator of James Bond
• HP Lovecraft
• Doris Lessing - Author
• The Life of the Marquis de Sade - Author
• Sven Hassel - WriterA little know Danish Anti war writer.
• Michel de Montaigne
• Oscar Wilde

Myths, Legends, etc

• The Medieval Development of Arthurian Literature
• Arthurian Literature from the Middle Ages to the Victorians A sequal to the above
• Anglo-Saxon Isle of Wight: Legends
• Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
• Aesop and his Fables

Historically important books..

• The Book of Kellsnot a book that you can borrow from the library but here for the sake of completness
  
• I ChingA book of wisdom based on the principal of change.
• Anne Frank and Her Diary
• The Bible - a Perspective You can't deny it's historically important.
• Homer
• William Shakespeare

Have a look at the related BBC links

The offical BBC books homepage.

The Big Read

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There is another H2G2 Book Group, they're reading No Logo at the moment, why no pop along and join in the fun.

Read a lot of Science? Fancy adding to this growing list of useful books. All comments and reviews welcome here at The h2g2 Popular Science Book Project.

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