I love these kinds of lists: 100 Books

Can I play the game?  I'm copying from the Darwins, Bearing, Jamie... 

I also came up with my own key and have a note of explanation: I got a jumpstart on some of these titles because a high school English teacher gave me a list of 100 books a college graduate should have read by graduation (on a piece of paper photocopied from some book, not off the internet, which was at the time still restricted to colleges and research institutions). Hats off to motivational English teachers! Since I didn't have a social life, I read two books a week to get through the list. Needless to say, I could not pass a pop quiz on a number of those, except for the ones I reread as an adult.  I'd hazard a guess that that list had better titles than this list. Also, joining book clubs has upped the number of contemporary titles I've read - and also forgotten much of, aside from rudimentary plot elements.  So even though I've read 79 of the books, I can't really claim to "know" more than maybe a third. 

Haven't read
Read it

Reread*

Read in high school or before

LOVE

Interested in reading, based on what I know of it

Saw the movie

1. To Kill a Mockingbird*
2. The Catcher in the Rye
3. Fellowship of the Ring*
4. Pride and Prejudice*
5. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
6. Romeo and Juliet*
7. Jane Eyre*
8. 1984
9. Hamlet*
10. The Hobbit*
11. Brave New World
12. The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe*
13. The Great Gatsby*
14. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn*
15. Fahrenheit 451
16. Wuthering Heights*
17.  Alice's Adventures in Wonderland*
18. The Secret Garden
19. Green Eggs and Ham*
20. Little Women*
21. Of Mice and Men
22. The Handmaid's Tale
23. Lord of the Flies
24. The DaVinci Code
25. Frankenstein
26. Dune
27. The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
28. Gone With The Wind*
29. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
30. A Wrinkle in Time*
31. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
32. Slaughterhouse Five
33. Anne of Green Gables*
34. Twilight
35. Where the Sidewalk Ends*
36. Le Petit Prince *
37. Memoirs of a Geisha
38. The Princess Bride
39. The Picture of Dorian Grey
40. The Hunger Games
41. Sense and Sensibility*
42. The Golden Compass
43. Dracula
44. The Color Purple
45. The Kite Runner
46. The Odyssey* 
47. Anna Karenina* (Currently rereading)
48. And Then There Were None
49. Interview with the Vampire
50. The Book Thief
51. One Hundred Years of Solitude
52. The Count of Monte Cristo
53. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
54. The Joy Luck Club
55. Little House on the Prairie*
56. The Giver
57. Life of Pi
58. Rebecca
59. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
60. Ender's Game
61. A Tale of Two Cities
62. L'Étranger
63. East of Eden
64. Les Miserables
65. The Bell Jar
66. Lolita*
67. The Road
68. The Time Traveler's Wife
69. A Prayer for Owen Meany
70. The Stand
71. Catch-22
72. The Sun Also Rises

73. The Pillars of the Earth

74. Crime and Punishment

75. The Good Earth

76. The Unbearable Lightness of Being

77. The Help

78.  Watchmen

79.  Lonesome Dove

80. Water for Elephants

81.  Outlander

82.  American Gods

83. The Poisonwood Bible

84. My Sister's Keeper

85.  The Master and Margarita

86.  The Notebook

87.  Like Water for Chocolate

88. Beloved*

89. Their Eyes Were Watching God

90. Invisible Man

91.  A Game of Thrones

92. The Fountainhead*

93.  The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao

94. Ulysses

95.  The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle

96. The Brothers Karamazov*

97. The House of the Spirits

98.  Fight Club

99.  Middlesex

100.            Interpreter of Maladies (read some short stories by Lahiri)

I should have coded the ones I want to reread - Their Eyes Were Watching God, The Secret Garden, maybe East of Eden, maybe the Vonnegut just to remember why I liked him ...but I think as an adult I wouldn't like Vonnegut anymore, even if he was a Hoosier.