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1. The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay by Michael Chabon
2001 Pulitzer Prize Winner for Fiction
OMG Amazing. This was one of those books you don't want to finish, because you've come to think of the characters as your friends, and you don't want to put them behind you, but you *HAVE* to know what happens in their lives. The highs are really high, the lows pull you really low, but it is all good.
Oh yeah, and there are comic books.
2001 Pulitzer Prize Winner for Fiction
OMG Amazing. This was one of those books you don't want to finish, because you've come to think of the characters as your friends, and you don't want to put them behind you, but you *HAVE* to know what happens in their lives. The highs are really high, the lows pull you really low, but it is all good.
Oh yeah, and there are comic books.