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1. Arrowsmith by Sinclair Lewis Sinclair Lewis's Arrowsmith is a classic novel, and one of the best from the American literary giant.  This novel was a fantastic insight into the American dream, looking at it as a satire, and not upfliting it as a good thing.  This n...
2. Our Mr. Wrenn by Sinclair Lewis Our Mr. Wrenn was the second book published by Sinclair Lewis, and was his first attempt at serious work.  The full title of this novel is: Our Mr. Wrenn: The Romantic Adventures of a Gentle Man.  Only 3,000 copies were printed originally,...
3. Main Street by Sinclair Lewis Main Street was the novel that put Sinclair Lewis on the map. It was so popular that the first 10,000 copies didn't even last a month.  Over 20 printings had to be made over the first four months, and one publisher was quoted as saying, "Ke...
4. It Can't Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis It Can't Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis is a great fictional novel that serves as a prophetic warning to the United States that shows the danger of Fascism that can creep up even in the U.S.  Published in 1935, it is considered Lewis's last great...
5. Work of Art by Sinclair Lewis Work of Art by Sinclair Lewis was a good yarn that really focused on the attempt of building a lasting story by focusing on a family through three generations as they struggle to serve, succeed, and finally find peace in their roles.
6. The Innocents by Sinclair Lewis One of the last "early" novels by Sinclair Lewis.  He considered The Innocents a pot boiler, pulp fiction type of wok.  It originally appeared as a series of serialized stories in a women's magazine, then was compiled and edited i...