Books like Don Quixote
If you liked Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes, start here: 12 similar summaries, with why each one matches.
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Candide
Because shares tags: classic, satire, philosophy.
Voltaire's Candide follows a sheltered boy across earthquakes, wars, and Eldorado as his tutor's sunny optimism falls apart. Short, savage,…
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The Prophet
Because shares tags: philosophy, classic.
A prophet delayed twelve years answers his city on love, work, sorrow and freedom before his ship sails.
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The Holy Bible: King James Version
Because shares tags: classic, philosophy.
The 1611 King James Bible in a 1,472-page Thomas Nelson edition: from Genesis to Revelation, law, prophets, Gospels, and letters.
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The Fountainhead
Because shares tags: philosophy, classic.
An architect who will not copy faces a rival who pleases everyone, a lover who fears the world, and a trial over dynamite.
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Meditations
Because shares tags: philosophy, classic.
Marcus Aurelius, Roman emperor, reminds himself in Greek on campaign: mind your thoughts, do your work, accept nature, face death calmly.
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Gulliver's Travels
Because shares tags: satire, adventure.
A ship's surgeon meets tiny Lilliputians, giant Brobdingnagians, Laputa's projectors, and rational horses in Swift's 1726 satire.
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American Psycho
Because shares tags: satire, classic.
Patrick Bateman hides violent urges behind suits and reservations in Ellis's 1991 satire of 1980s Manhattan wealth, brands, and moral…
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2001: A Space Odyssey
Because shares tags: classic, adventure.
A black slab nudges apes to tools, calls Floyd to the Moon, and pulls Bowman past HAL toward Saturn and a strange rebirth.
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The Color of Magic
Because shares tags: satire, adventure.
A failed wizard guides a tourist across a flat world on a turtle, with comic fantasy chaos.
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Greenlights
Because shares tags: philosophy, adventure.
McConaughey shares outlaw stories and greenlight catching from Texas to Hollywood.
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Where the Red Fern Grows
Because shares tags: classic, adventure.
Billy earns two hounds and hunts raccoons in the Ozarks with love and loss.
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The Screwtape Letters
Because shares tags: philosophy, satire.
A senior devil advises his nephew Wormwood on tempting an ordinary Englishman away from faith and attention.
