Thread: BBC's best British novels
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Old 12-11-2015, 06:33 PM   #78
Greg Anos
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I think it's very unlikely that any children's book would make a "great novels" list. I love reading children's books myself, but by their very nature they don't have the depth of character development that makes a great novel great.
Narnia series made it into the low 90s of the list.
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