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From Don Quixote to 1984, passing through One Hundred Years of Solitude, The Lord of the Rings, Crime and Punishment, Pride and Prejudice, Frankenstein, Dracula, The Hobbit and Moby Dick: it is the most "respectable" theme in the catalog... until Twilight, Fifty Shades, After, Boulevard and a Wattpad novel appear. The auction ends up being a public confession of embarrassing readings, with The Da Vinci Code and World War Z as a gray area where no one can agree. Between La Celestina, The Metamorphosis and The Shadow of the Wind, each round is a tricky general knowledge exam.

Updated: November 2026

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How to play it: Books tactics

Books reward the cultured faker: let your rival pay for Don Quixote at manuscript price while you close with 1984, Frankenstein and Dracula, which perform equally well for less. Twilight and After are luxury inflators: no one defends them in public, but almost everyone bids "to spite" and keeps them. And go after La Celestina and The Metamorphosis, classics that best-seller-only readers ignore and leave cheap.

Frequently asked questions

Which book usually generates the most bids?

Don Quixote and One Hundred Years of Solitude are vying for first place, with 1984 very close.

What is the worst book on the list?

The Wattpad novel and Boulevard are fighting for the lantern, with After and Twilight lurking.

Are modern bestsellers worth anything?

The Da Vinci Code and The Shadow of the Wind are misleading media: they are worth more than purists admit.

Do I need to have read them all?

No: it is enough to know which ones are untouchable. No one has read Moby Dick in its entirety and everyone knows it.

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