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Essay:Greatest Conservative Novels (view source)
Revision as of 12:15, June 11, 2017
, 12:15, June 11, 2017Moved The Great Gatsby to Debatable whether Conservative and also added another book to that same category.
|Philosophical Fiction
|Philosophical Fiction
|1943
|1943
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|-
|''Little Women''
|''Little Women''
|Children's Literature
|Children's Literature
|1924-1928
|1924-1928
|}
==Debatable whether Conservative==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
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!Title
!Author
!Summary
!Genre
!Year Published
|-
|''The Great Gatsby
|[[F. Scott Fitzgerald]]
|It's about living the American dream, but its stances on [[gambling]] seems to be rather mixed to positive.
|Historical Fiction
|1925
|-
|''Hoot''
|Carl Hiaasen
|While it seems to be rather pro-environmentalism and anti-capitalism, it still shows three teenaged kids standing up for what they believe in, doing what they believe is right, and even standing up to a bully.
|Realistic Fiction
|2002
|}
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