Christian Science Monitor's Best Fiction of 2005

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A list of the best fiction from 2005, compiled by the Christian Science Monitor.

  1. 1.
    The Ha-Ha : A Novel
    by Dave King

  2. 2.
    My Jim: A Novel
    by Nancy Rawles

  3. 3.
    Pearl
    by Mary Gordon

  4. 4.
    A Long Long Way: A Novel
    by Sebastian Barry

  5. 5.
    Tilting at Windmills
    by Brian Hibbs

  6. 6.
    March
    by Geraldine Brooks

  7. 7.
    Ireland: A Novel
    by Frank Delaney

  8. 8.
    Saturday
    by Ian McEwan

  9. 9.
    The History of Love
    by Nicole Krauss

  10. 10.
    Oh Pure and Radiant Heart
    by Lydia Millet

  11. 11.
    Shalimar the Clown: A Novel
    by Salman Rushdie

  12. 12.
    The Painted Drum
    by Louise Erdrich

  13. 13.
    The King of Kings County : A Novel
    by Whitney Terrell

  14. 14.
    On Beauty
    by Zadie Smith

  15. 15.
    The March: A Novel
    by E.L. Doctorow

  16. 16.
    Anansi Boys
    by Neil Gaiman

  17. 17.
    Friends, Lovers, Chocolate: An Isabel Dalhousie Mystery
    by Alexander Mccall Smith

  18. 18.
    The Sea
    by John Banville

  19. 19.
    Lincoln Lawyer
    by Michael Connelly

  20. 20.
    In the Shadow of the Law: A Novel
    by Kermit Roosevelt

  21. 21.
    A Slight Trick of the Mind
    by Mitch Cullin

  22. 22.
    The Final Solution: A Story of Detection (P.S.)
    by Michael Chabon

  23. 23.
    Tilt-a-Whirl
    by Chris Grabenstein

  24. 24.
    Delights & Shadows
    by Ted Kooser

  25. 25.
    Search Party: Collected Poems
    by William Matthews

  26. 26.
    The Orchard (American Poets Continuum)
    by Brigit Pegeen Kelly

  27. 27.
    A Thousand Years of Good Prayers: Stories
    by Yiyun Li

  28. 28.
    Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (Book 6)
    by J.K. Rowling

  29. 29.
    Girls in Pants (Sisterhood of Traveling Pants, Book 3)
    by Ann Brashares

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Created by reenum on Aug 23, 2006.
 

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