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1. Manifesto -- Anonymous (Ded Rabbit)
2. The Cost of Discipleship -- Dietrich Bonhoeffer
3. The Lovely Bones -- Alice Sebold
4. How to Read Literature Like a Professor -- Thomas C. Foster
5. The Stranger -- Albert Camus
6. The Sparrow -- Mary Doria Russell
7. Picture of Dorian Gray -- Oscar Wilde
8. Look Me in the Eye -- John Elder Robinson
9. Turn of the Screw -- Henry James
10. A Thousand Splendid Suns -- Khaled Hosseini
11. The Almost Moon -- Alice Sebold
12. The Musicians Way -- Gerald Klickstein
13. Will Grayson, Will Grayson -- John Green and David Levithan
14. Lucky -- Alice Sebold
15. Homer & Langley -- E.L. Doctorow
16. Hunger Games -- Suzanne Collins
17. Point Omega -- Don DeLillo
18. Prayers for Bobby -- Leroy Aarons
19. Tell-All -- Chuck Palahniuk
20. Firmin -- Sam Savage
21. wide awake -- David Levithan
22. Love is the Higher Law -- David Levithan
23. A Common Pornography -- Kevin Sampsell
24. Are We There Yet? -- David Levithan
25. Franny and Zooey -- J.D. Salinger
26. How They Met, and Other Stories -- David Levithan
27. The God Box -- Alex Sanchez
28. Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist -- Rachel Cohn and David Levithan
29. Catching Fire -- Suzanne Collins
30. Boy Meets Boy -- David Levithan
31. Invisible -- Paul Auster
32. Music Quickens Time -- Daniel Barenboim

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