No.	Title	Author	Short Introduction
1	Farragut North	Beau Willimon	Fictional novel about the inside operations of an American Presidential campaign
2	Da Vinci Code	Dan Brown	Famous detective fiction novel set in Italy
3	Animal Farm	George Orwell	Fictional Metaphor of the Cold war written by famous British author George Orwell
4	Brave New World	Aldous Huxley	Dystopian fictional novel about a future in which the government controls us through pleasurable distractions
5	Steve Jobs	Walter Isaacson	Amazing biography of Apple and Pixar's founder written by the amazing biographer Walter Isaacson. Amazing and inspiring novel that will educate the reader on technology and American business culture
6	Fahrenheit 451	Ray Bradbury	American dystopian fictional novel about a world in which the government controls thought by burning books
7	The Great Gatsby	Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald	Classic American novel with themes of materialism, greed, love, societal pressures and expectations
8	Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy	Douglas Adams	Clever and entertaining science fiction novel written by the British author Douglas Adams. Clever and witty writing style
9	On the Road	Jack Kerouac	Jack Kerouac's most famous novel about a man travelling across America in search of profound truths about life
10	The Hunger Games Series	Suzanne Collins	Modern pop fiction that was very popular throughout America in recent years
11	Harry Potter Series	J.K. Rowling	Classic novels that would be a good way to practice English. Extremely entertaining
12	Into the Wild	Jon Krakauer	Personal account of an American who flees to Alaska in search of deeper truths and a desire to escape a materialistic society
13	Lord of the Flies	William Golding	Famous novel about kids stranded on an island and how they form a society
14	Ender's Game	Orson Scott Card	Very entertaining action novel set in the future
15	To Kill a Mockingbird	HarperLee	Probably the most famous American novel about racial struggles in the South post Civil War