Round 1-2, Group A

[Jean]

Top 2 will make it to the List.

Please vote for as many as you want.

The number of votes will also decide the final place of these novels in the Top 100 List, positions 90 to 100.

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[mae]

The Hobbit is an automatic, but I'm also going with Dorian and Courage.

[Jean]

There's nothing like seeing people voting and posting!

[ladysai]

If nothing else, these polls are a good wish list for a visit to the library or bookstore...there are so many books listed that I need to read!

[Jean]

The poll will be closed on Tuesday, Oct 15

[Darkthoughts]

The Hobbit for me, it was the first book my dad gave me :)

[Jean]

The Hobbit is a sure winner here

while Cloud Atlas is about to drop out, and I still haven't had the time to read it...

it would also be interesting if Christie bears Wilde. We'll have two Christies on the list then.

[Merlin1958]

This is a tough grouping. Christie and Crane should both move on as both are excellent novels as are "The Hobbit" and "Dorian Gray" tough call.

[Jean]

there's been two more votes for Wilde

thank you guys, I personally think that it would be only fair if he advanced

[Jean]

The Hobbit and The Picture of Dorian Gray make it to Top 100