■ The Execution of Noa P. Singleton (Elizabeth L. Silver; 2013. 320 pages. Fiction.)
■ With or Without You (Domenica Ruta; 2013. 224 pages. Non-fiction.)
■ Death at Sea World (David Kirby; 2012. 480 pages. Non-fiction.)
■ The Importance of Being Earnest (Oscar Wilde; 1895 / 1990. 64 pages. Drama.) *
■ Early Decision: Based on a True Frenzy (Lacy Crawford; 2013. 304 pages. Fiction.)
■ You’re Next (Gregg Hurwitz; 2011. 560 pages. Fiction.)
■ The Glass Menagerie (Tennessee Williams; 1944 / 1990. 104 pages. Drama.)
■ Death of a Salesman (Arthur Miller; 1949 / 1996. 448 pages. Drama.) *
■ Troy (Adele Geras; 2001. 352 pages. Fiction.)
■ The Financial Lives of the Poets (Jess Walters; 2009. 320 pages. Fiction.)
■ Debt-Free U (Zac Bissonnette; 2010. 290 pages. Non-fiction.)
■ Colleges That Change Lives (Loren Pope; 2006. 382 pages. Non-fiction.)
■ UnSouled (Neal Shusterman; 2013. 404 pages. Fiction.)
■ Drama High (Michael Sokolove; 2013. 338 pages. Non-fiction.)
■ An Iliad (Lisa Peterson and Denis O’Hare; 2013. 55 pages. Drama.)
■ The Iliad (Homer (translated by Stephen Mitchell); 2011. 466 pages. Poetry.)
■ The Human Story (James C. Davis; 2004. 466 pages. Non-fiction.)
■ Fair Weather (Richard Peck; 2003. 146 pages. Fiction.) *
■ Divergent (Veronica Roth; 2011. 496 pages. Fiction.)
■ Why Read Moby Dick? (Nathaniel Philbrick; 2011. 144 pages. Non-fiction.)
■ The Little Prince (Antoine de Saint-Exupéry; 1971 ed. 112 pages. Fiction.)
■ A Year Down Yonder (Richard Peck; 2000. 130 pages. Fiction.) *
■ Come Closer (Sara Gran; 2003. 168 pages. Fiction.)
■ Moby Dick; or, The Whale (Herman Melville (1851); Alma Books ed. 2013. 712 pages. Fiction.)
■ Richard II (William Shakespeare (1595); Folger ed. 2005. 352 pages. Drama.) *
■ Alex (Pierre Lemaitre; 2013. 384 pages. Fiction.)
■ Cyrano de Bergerac (Edmond Rostand (1898); Bantam ed. 1950. 240 pages. Drama.)
■ King Lear (William Shakespeare (1605); Folger ed. 2005. 384 pages. Drama.) *
■ The Returned (Jason Mott; 2013. 352. pages. Fiction.)
■ Lowboy (John Wray; 2009. 272. pages. Fiction.)
■ The Merry Wives of Windsor (William Shakespeare (1597?); Folger ed. 2004. 320 pages. Drama.)
■ The Gift of an Ordinary Day: A Mother’s Memoir (Katrina Kenison; 2009. 320. pages. Non-fiction.)
■ The Amateurs (Marcus Sakey; 2009. 400. pages. Fiction.)
■ Physics for Future Presidents: The Science Behind the Headlines (Richard A. Muller; 2009. 384. pages. Non-fiction.)
■ Letters to a Young Scientist (Edward O. Wilson; 2013. 256 pages. Non-fiction.)
■ Evil Eye: Four Novellas of Love Gone Wrong (Joyce Carol Oates; 2013. 224 pages. Fiction.)
■ Gone with the Wind (Margaret Mitchell (1936); Anniversary ed. 2011. 960 pages. Fiction.) *
■ A Short History of the United States: From the Arrival of Native American Tribes to the Obama Presidency (Robert V. Remini; 2009. 416 pages. Non-fiction.)
■ Othello (William Shakespeare (1603); Folger ed. 2003. 368 pages. Drama.) *
■ Hamlet (William Shakespeare (1603); Folger ed. 2003. 342 pages. Drama.) *
■ A Long Way from Chicago (Richard Peck; 1998. 192 pages. Fiction.) *
■ The Husband’s Secret (Liane Moriarty; 2013. 416 pages. Fiction.)
■ Kiss Me First (Lottie Moggach; 2013. 320 pages. Fiction.)
■ The Silent Wife (A.S.A. Harrison; 2013. 336 pages. Fiction.)
■ The Comedy of Errors (William Shakespeare (1594); Folger ed. 2004. 272. pages. Drama.) *
■ The Metamorphosis (Franz Kafka (1915); Bantam ed. 1972. 201 pages. Fiction.) *
■ The Storyteller (Jodi Picoult; 2013. 480 pages. Fiction.)
■ Kill Shakespeare: Volume 2 (Conor McCreery; 2011. 148 pages. Graphic fiction.)
■ The Dinner (Herman Koch; 2013. 304 pages. Fiction.)
■ We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves (Karen Joy Fowler; 2013. 320 pages. Fiction.)
■ Macbeth (William Shakespeare (1606); Folger ed. 2003. 272 pages. Drama.) *
■ Run, Brother, Run: A Memoir of a Murder in My Family (David Berg; 2013. 272 pages. Non-fiction.)
■ NOS4A2 (Joe Hill; 2013. 704 pages. Fiction.)
■ Shakespeare Saved My Life: Ten Years in Solitary with the Bard (Linda Bates; 2013. 304 pages. Non-fiction.)
■ Cast of Shadows (Kevin Guilfoile; 2006. 319 pages. Fiction.)
■ Letters to a Young Poet (Rainer Maria Rilke; ed. 1986. 128 pages. Non-fiction.) *
■ Much Ado about Nothing (William Shakespeare (1599); Folger ed. 2003. 246 pages. Drama.) *
■ Animal Man, Vol. 2 (Jeff Lemire; 2012. 176 pages. Graphic fiction.)
■ So Much for That (Lionel Shriver; 2011. 480 pages. Fiction.)
■ Life Itself (Roger Ebert; 2011. 448 pages. Memoir.)
■ Saga, Vol. 2 (Brian Vaughn; 2013. 144 pages. Graphic fiction.)
■ Animal Man, Vol. 1 (Jeff Lemire; 2012. 144 pages. Graphic fiction.)
■ Very Good, Jeeves (P.G. Wodehouse; ed. 2006. 304 pages. Fiction.)
■ The 5th Wave (Rick Yancey; 2013. 480 pages. Fiction.)
■ Richard III (William Shakespeare (1592); Folger ed. 2005. 352 pages. Drama.) *
■ Give Me Everything You Have: On Being Stalked (James Lansdun; 2013. 224 pages. Non-fiction.)
■ Harvest (A.J. Lieberman; 2013. 128 pages. Graphic fiction.)
■ The Guilty One (Lisa Ballantyne; 2013. 480 pages. Fiction.)
■ Two or Three Things I Forgot to Tell You (Joyce Carol Oates; 2013. 288 pages. Fiction.)
■ Dare Me (Megan Abott; 2012. 304 pages. Fiction.)
■ The Gaslight Effect: How to Spot and Survive the Hidden Manipulation Others Use to Control Your Life (Robin Stern; 2007. 288 pages. Non-fiction.)
■ Henry VIII (William Shakespeare (1613); Folger ed. 2007. 352 pages. Drama.)
■ The Great Gatsby (F. Scott Fitzgerald; 1925/1980. 182 pages. Fiction.) *
■ Attachments (Rainbow Rowell; 2011. 336 pages. Fiction.)
■ Reconstructing Amelia (Kimberly McCreight; 2013. 400 pages. Fiction.)
■ The Autobiography of Henry VIII: With Notes by His Fool, Will Somers (Margaret George; 1998. 960 pages. Fiction.)
■ Picasso and Chicago: 100 Years, 100 Works (Stephanie D’Alessandro; 2013. 112 pages. Non-fiction.)
■ Measure for Measure (William Shakespeare (1603); Folger ed. 2005. 288 pages. Drama.)
■ Wave (Sonali Deraniyagala; 2013. 240 pages. Memoir.)
■ The Diving Bell and the Butterfly: A Memoir of Life in Death (Jean-Dominique Bauby; 1998. 131 pages. Autobiography.)
■ The Undead: Organ Harvesting, the Ice-Water Test, Beating-Heart Cadavers (Dick Teresi; 2012. 368 pages. Non-fiction.)
■ Human .4 (Mike A. Lancaster; 2011. 240 pages. YA fiction.)
■ Warm Bodies (Isaac Marion; 2011. 256 pages. Fiction.)
■ The Underwater Welder (Jeff Lemire; 2012. 224 pages. Graphic fiction.)
■ After Visiting Friends: A Son’s Story (Michael Hainey; 2013. 320 pages. Non-fiction.)
■ Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep (Philip K. Dick; 1968. 256 pages. Fiction.) *
■ Accelerated (Bronwen Hruska; 2012. 288 pages. Fiction.)
■ The Catcher in the Rye (J.D. Salinger; 1951. 288 pages. Fiction.) *
■ Flowers for Algernon (Daniel Keyes; 1966. 324 pages. Fiction.) *
■ Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet (Jamie Ford; 2009. 301 pages. Fiction.)
■ Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress (Dai Sijie; 2002. 104 pages. Fiction.)
■ Revival, Vol. 1 (Tim Seeley; 2012. 128 pages. Graphic fiction.)
■ Saga, Vol. 1 (Brian K. Vaughan; 2012. 160 pages. Graphic fiction.)
■ La Bohème: Black Dog Opera Library (2005. 144 pages. Libretto, history, and commentary.)
■ The 13 Clocks (James Thurber (1950); 2008. 136 pages. Fiction.)
■ Brain on Fire: My Month of Madness (Susannah Cahalan; 2012. 288 pages. Non-fiction.)
■ Julius Caesar (William Shakespeare (1599); Folger ed. 2003. 288 pages. Drama.) *
■ Don’t Turn Around (Michelle Gagnon; 2012. 320 pages. Fiction.)
■ Fatal Friends, Deadly Neighbors (Ann Rule; 2012. 544 pages. Non-fiction.)
■ Daddy Love (Joyce Carol Oates; 2013. 240 pages. Fiction.)
■ Life after Death (Damien Echols; 2012. 416 pages. Non-fiction.)

* Denotes a reread