	Watership Down, by Richard Adams How has this story not received the "Lord of the Rings"-style epic film treatment yet? Tags: fiction, rabbit, bunny, society, survival, adventure, lost, myth Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

	The Complete Works of Shakespeare, by David Bevington No comment yet. Tags: None Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

	The Lost Continent: Travels in Small Town America, by Bill Bryson Bryson weilds snark like Darth Maul weilds double-headed light sabres. Tags: None Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

	In Cold Blood, by Truman Capote Quiet and creepy... a revolutionary take on crime stories. Tags: None Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

	Speaker for the Dead (Ender Wiggins Saga), by Orson Scott Card Best non-sequelish sequel ever. Tags: None Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

	Murder on the Orient Express: Complete & Unabridged, by Agatha Christie This is a classic for a reason... No way you'll predict this ending. Tags: None Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

	I Am America (And So Can You!), by Stephen Colbert Good News: The book has the exact same kind of humor as the show. Bad News: that humor doesn't translate so well to the page. Tags: None Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

	DJR: A User's Guide, by DJR Handly, helpful and more fun than your average FAQ. Tags: None Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

	What's the Matter with Kansas?: How Conservatives Won the Heart of America, by Thomas Frank How did the Cons win the heart of America? By ripping it out, Mola Ram-style No, I'm kidding... sort of. Tags: None Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

	Blink, by Malcolm Gladwell Good News: You're more quick-witted than you think Tags: None Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

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