Book titles in game...

[RakkaKaze]

Why do they all have to be the few books I COULD NOT FINISH!?

Life of Pi? Was assigned in high school and I was so confused as to the sheer lunacy of the progression that I simply said screw it and figured out the gist through discussion...

The Trial? My depressing cultural crit class that was 100% holocaust based brought this one up, again highly random and hard to follow (not to mention it's not originally in English...) At least I got a lot further into this one than Pi... pascal... whatever.

I know there were a couple others but it just hits me as weird as I'm overall a pretty avid reader and the specifics fall from the internet onto my screen...

[purple haired Katawa Shoujo character]

There was another one which was a sequel to Dune. Forgot what it was called.

[Ry74]

There was another one which was a sequel to Dune. Forgot what it was called.

God Emperor of Dune.

[Francis]

Life of Pi was absolutely wonderful and I loved it. However, I've read The Trial and it's not something I would recommend - while I enjoy Kafka's atmosphere, his style is one I just can't follow, and I fell asleep on the book too many times to remember. (It being unfinished doesn't help, either.)

[gecko]

For anyone interested in science, or handicapped geniuses, I can only recommend Mutou's suggestion to Hisao in Emi's route: "A brief history of time"

[NoGoodUsernamesLeft]

The Life of Pi is actually one of the very few English novels I've read (alongside Lord of the Flies and The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas)(I'm Dutch). Now, I have to read a couple more for college, but Katawa Shoujo has completely numbed my emotions because of how powerful it was.

EDIT: forgot to mention, I really like The Life of Pi, mostly because of it's twist a the end.

[Weaver]

Life of Pi is a pretty great example of unreliable narration which is a literary technique I've always really enjoyed.

[LurkerNo.9]

Also mentioned (somewhere in Act I) is <<The Crying of Lot 49>>. Not by name, but I don't know of too many other novels about a conspiracy of postmen that secretly rule the world.

[Drake]

Don't forget about "And Then There Were None," mentioned in Lilly's route, Act 3.

[Weaver]

There's also Auguries of Innocence by William Blake in Rin's path.
It's a poem not a book, but it still should count

[viduuskamen]

Don't forget Dance Dance Dance.

[yuastnav]

Lilly seems to like Agatha Christie novels.

[Guest]

I was a bit disappointed that Hanako was never shown reading "Carrie".