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 Giulietta rated 37 months ago- In 2003, BBC arranged a search for the nation's best-loved book, asking people to nominate their own favorite. Based on the nominations, 21 top books were then presented on TV and a vote was taken which gave the following top 3:
1. The Lord of the Rings (J.R.R Tolkien)
2. Pride and Prejudic...
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- Nog rated 31 months ago
- I've read under half of these books - and don't really expect I'll ever take on the others
- bardolater rated 35 months ago
- Huh, apparently Pride & Prejudice is the second best loved book of the nation. After Lord of the Rings! Go figure...
- Giulietta rated 37 months ago
- In 2003, BBC arranged a search for the nation's best-loved book, asking people to nominate their own favorite. Based on the nominations, 21 top books were then presented on TV and a vote was taken which gave the following top 3:
1. The Lord of the Rings (J.R.R Tolkien)
2. Pride and Prejudice (Jane Austen)
3. His Dark Materials (Philip Pullman).
- See the how the list goes on (up to 200)! The site even has links to the presentations broadcast on TV.
- whoshat rated 38 months ago
- See the Top 100 books in the BBC's search for the nation's best-loved novel of all time
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