Thread: What makes a book a "Great Book"
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Old 10-09-2008, 08:01 AM   #7
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A great book is a book that encompasses all the dreams, ideas, bias and life experience that you deem relevent within your frame of existance and does so in an entertaining and intriguing manner, such that you wish it would never end.
The Lord of the Rings comes to mind since, to me, it is the penultimate battle between good and evil and addresses, again to me, the above.
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