The ones I meant

So here are the books I meant before I thought about it:

Title	Author	Read
1984	George Orwell	Y
A PRAYER FOR OWEN MEANEY	John Irving	Y
A TOWN LIKE ALICE	Nevil Shute
ANIMAL FARM	George Orwell	Y
BRAVE NEW WORLD	Aldous Huxley	Y
BRIDESHEAD REVISITED	Evelyn Waugh
CATCH-22	Joseph Heller	Y
DUNE	Frank Herbert	Y
GONE WITH THE WIND	Margaret Mitchell
LORD OF THE FLIES	William Golding	Y
ON THE ROAD	Jack Kerouac
THE CATCHER IN THE RYE	JD Salinger
THE GRAPES OF WRATH	John Steinbeck
THE GREAT GATSBY	F Scott Fitzgerald
THE LORD OF THE RINGS	J.R.R. Tolkien	Y
THE MAGUS	John Fowles	Y
THE STAND	Stephen King	Y
TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD	Harper Lee	Y
WATERSHIP DOWN	Richard Adams

- which leaves me only 7 to get through - hardly I challenge so I'll stick with my original (or second original) list of choices.
So long as I'm allowed to leave out most of Terry Pratchett's output. Why so many of his? All on the BBC list I'm sad to say. I expect it's more a reflection of the type of people who fill in surveys rather than his true worth.
And I suppose the same can be said for the U.S selection of Robert Heinlein - tho havng read him I'd say is more suited to being on this list than our own T.P.