All books are symbolic. Help Symbolism Wiki by creating articles about novels.

Article StructureEdit

When writing a book article, please follow these guidelines.

1. Explain the basic plot of the story to give the reader background information.
2. Explain the symbolism within the book.
   1. Give specific examples of the representation.
   2. Please make a link to the article of the items that are symbolic.
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ArticlesEdit

Here is a list of the book articles on the Symbolism Wiki. If an article has a red link, an article needs to be written for it. Please add any books that use symbolism that are not listed.

• 1984
• Across Five Aprils
• Agamemnon
• American Dream
• And Then Were None
• Angels in America
• Angela's Ashes
• Animal Dreams
• Animal Farm
• Anna Karenina
• Anne of Green Gables
• Annie John
• Antigone
• Antony and Cleopatra
• Alice in Wonderland and Through The Looking Glass
• All But My Life
• All Quite on the Western Front
• Arcadia
• Arcadia
• Arrowsmith
• As I Lay Dying
• Atlas Shrugged
• Babbitt
• Beauty and the Beast
• Bel Canto
• Beloved
• Beowulf
• Billy, Budd, Sailor
• Bird by Bird
• Black Beauty
• Moby Dick
• The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
• The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
• The Aeneid
• The Age of Innocence
• The American
• The Assistant
• The Awakening
• The Bacchae
• The Bean Trees
• The Bell Jar
• The Big Sleep
• The Giver
• The Little Prince

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