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Originally Posted by HarryT
That's my criterion too, and for me it's Dickens, Austen, Trollope, and so on. Proust and Balzac really aren't to my taste, but obviously we all have different likes and dislikes!
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And *I* (imnsho) think this is where all these
best of lists fail. My tastes, likes, dislikes are different from the next guy. How can anyone make a
bests list without butting up against someones dislikes.
By the way, I like Tom Sawyer. It's a juvenile book. Meant to be. Huckleberry Finn is better, but then *I* think Roughing It is better yet. So there...
