 | Of Mice and Men (Pocket Penguin Classics) by John Steinbeck
Buy new: £4.96 / Used from: £2.59 A poignant tale about friendship and sacrifice when faced with the impossibility of the American Dream.
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 | The Master and Margarita (Vintage Classics) by Mikhail Bulgakov
Buy new: £5.99 / Used from: £2.36 A superb satire directed at bureaucratic social order and the communist regime which incorporates love, criminal, and fairytale elements.
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 | What If...? by Steve N. Lee
Buy new: £15.29 / Used from: £14.52 A total must-read. An incredible thriller which explores the costs of creating a better world. As thrilling as it is deep - you wont want to put it down!
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 | The Plague (Essential Penguin) by Albert Camus
Buy new: £8.99 / Used from: £0.01 The journey from life to deaths struggle and encounters with evil reveals what humanisms goals really should be.
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 | For Whom the Bell Tolls by Ernest Hemingway
Buy new: £5.46 / Used from: £0.42 An amazingly tender yet incredibly powerful story of the horrors of war.
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 | The Heart is a Lonely Hunter (Penguin Modern Classics) by Carson McCullers
Buy new: £5.35 / Used from: £3.48 A wonderfully powerful and moving exploration of alienation.
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 | Lord of the Flies by William Golding
Buy new: £3.99 / Used from: £0.01 How primal instincts can take over if youre deprived of the basics in life. A wonderful, if sad story.
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 | Hopscotch (Pantheon Modern Writers) by Julio Cortazar
Buy used from: £14.41 A book that youll never tire of reading! A story of the connection between people and their reflections on the world, art, and nature. Jump from chapter to chapter without having to read chronologica
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 | Birdy by William Wharton
Buy used from: £0.01 In a story of friendship and dreams, a mans obsession with birds allows him to escape reality.
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 | One Hundred Years of Solitude (Penguin Modern Classics) by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
Buy new: £6.46 / Used from: £1.50 A sad, true and down to earth story which will take you through the full spectrum of emotions when the unnatural becomes normal and vice versa.
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