The War With the Newts
Karel Capek
1976 · 2011 edition
260 pages
The most popular allegory books
An allegory tells one story to speak about another. Animals on a farm, a journey through strange lands or a plague in a city stand for politics, faith or the human condition. You can enjoy the surface and then think about what lies beneath.
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Erewhon
Samuel Butler
1970 · 2015 edition
238 pages
The Rabbits (The Official Pokemon Ear)
John Marsden undifferentiated, Shaun Tan
2000 · 2008 edition
31 pages
Because I Love You
Max Lucado
Published 1999
32 pages
Kingdom's Hope
Chuck Black
Published 2002
154 pages
Fiskadoro
Denis Johnson
Published 1985
221 pages
Terrible Things
Eve Bunting
1980 · 2010 edition
32 pages
Pancho Rabbit and the Coyote A Migrant's Tale
Duncan Tonatiuh
Published 2013
32 pages
Lady Carliss and the Waters of Moorue
Chuck Black, Marcella ill Johnson
Published 2010
208 pages
The Allegory of Love
C. S. Lewis
1988 · 1936 edition
390 pages
John A Novel
Niall Williams
Published 2008
276 pages
On The Third Day
Rhys Thomas
Published 2010
528 pages
Old Border Road A Novel
Susan Froderberg
Published 2010
304 pages
Encounter
Susan Hunt
Published 2017
24 pages
LOBSTER
Guillaume Lecasble, Polly McLean
2003 · 2015 edition
100 pages
The Coachman Rat
David Henry Wilson
Published 1989
171 pages
The Trial
Franz Kafka, Lortholary, Bernard, préf. et trad
1970 · 2017 edition
62 pages
Take it to the Queen A Tale of Hope
Josephine Nobisso
Published 2008
32 pages
The Wren and the Sparrow
J. Patrick Lewis, Yevgenia Nayberg
2014 · 2015 edition
32 pages
Aminadab (French Modernist Library)
Maurice Blanchot
Published 2002
200 pages
The Return of the Player
Michael Tolkin
Published 2006
256 pages
The Shining Sword
Charles G. Coleman
1988 · 1997 edition
156 pages
Beyond the Horizon
Ryan Ireland
Published 2015
288 pages
The Pilgrim's Progress A Readable Modern-Day Version of John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress (Revised and Easy-to-read)
John Bunyan
1849 · 2020 edition
238 pages