<p>Are these enough books to review for the Literature and Comp exam?</p>
<p>Hamlet
Daisy MIller
Razors Edge
Great Gatsby
The Crucible
Of Mice & Men
The Pearl
Bartelby the Scrivener
Thousand Clowns
Macbeth
Count of Monte Cristo</p>
<p>If not... what books should I add?</p>
<p>As far as quantity, you have enough – however, some of them are a bit obscure (I’m a literature person and personally, I’ve never heard of Thousand Clowns). Try adding books like Jane Eyre or The Chosen that you can use for a wide variety of topics.</p>
<p>That list is great. “Bartleby,” though, is a short story and thus cannot be used for the third essay.</p>
<p>Don’t be afraid to use obscure books - just as long as they’re not trashy romance / mystery / etc novels. No reader wants to read another essay on an overused book, like To Kill a Mockingbird.</p>
<p>Those “overused” books work just fine, though. Don’t intentionally avoid them if they’re the texts you know best!</p>
<p>Not just books–also get some plays. Othello and A Doll’s House were REALLY helpful for me.</p>
<p>(um, “plays” are also “books,” unless you’re telling the OP to “get” a stage performance somehow…)</p>