1907


The Secret Agent
The Mystery of the Yellow Room (Joseph Rouletabille #1)
Arsène Lupin, Gentleman-Thief
The Enchanted Castle
The Longest Journey
Ozma of Oz (Oz, #3)
Los intereses creados
The Willows
Father and Son
The Shepherd of the Hills
Lord of the World
The Tanners
Chamber Music
ملحمة السراسوة: الخروج
The Paul Street Boys
Ozma of Oz by L. Frank BaumThe Tale of Tom Kitten by Beatrix PotterCautionary Tales for Children by Hilaire BellocThe Secret Agent by Joseph ConradThe Longest Journey by E.M. Forster
Best Books 1907
58 books — 22 voters
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank BaumFive Children and It by E. NesbitThe Phoenix and the Carpet by E. NesbitThe Enchanted Castle by E. NesbitThe Story of the Amulet by E. Nesbit
Children's Fantasy of the 1900s
24 books — 17 voters

Betsy-Tacy by Maud Hart LovelaceSamantha Learns a Lesson by Susan S. AdlerSamantha's Surprise by Maxine Rose SchurThe Evolution of Calpurnia Tate by Jacqueline KellyMeet Samantha by Susan S. Adler
Middle Grade Fiction set in the 1900s
103 books — 27 voters

Franz Kafka
Pienso que sólo debemos leer libros de los que muerden y pinchan. Si el libro que estamos leyendo no nos obliga a despertarnos como un puñetazo en la cara, ¿para qué molestarnos en leerlo? ¿Para que nos haga felices, como dice tu carta? Cielo santo, ¡seríamos igualmente felices si no tuviéramos ningún libro! Los libros que nos hagan felices podríamos escribirlos nosotros mismos, si no nos quedara otro remedio. Lo que necesitamos son libros que nos golpeen como una desgracia dolorosa, como la mue ...more
Franz Kafka

Patrick MacGill
There were so many tons of earth to be lifted and thrown somewhere else; we lifted them and threw them somewhere else: so many cubic yards of iron-hard rocks to be blasted and carried away; we blasted and carried them away, but never asked questions and never knew what results we were labouring to bring about. We turned the Highlands into a cinder-heap, and were as wise at the beginning as the end of the task. Only when we completed the job, and returned to the town, did we learn from the newspa ...more
Patrick MacGill, Children of the Dead End

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