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1921 Books

From bestselling novels to critically acclaimed works, 1921 was filled with captivating stories that have stood the test of time. In this list, we highlight the most popular books of 1921, celebrating the titles that topped the charts and won the hearts of book lovers everywhere.

Rilla of Ingleside (Anne of Green Gables, #8)
Written by: L.M. Montgomery
Outline: Anne's youngest child, the lively and charming Rilla, is eagerly anticipating her first dance and first kiss, unaware of the impending challenges that will arise as her brothers go off to war, forcing Rilla to confront unexpected responsibilities that will …
Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus
Written by: Ludwig Wittgenstein
Outline: Ludwig Wittgenstein's "Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus," considered the most significant philosophical work of the 20th century, presents a concise and profound exploration of logic as a tool to navigate the elusive and unattainable nature of reality, culminating in the famous statement: "What …
Six Characters in Search of an Author
Written by: Luigi Pirandello
Outline: Luigi Pirandello's acclaimed play "Six Characters in Search of an Author" revolutionized modern theater with its unconventional techniques, presenting an open-ended drama where characters demand their own story from a bewildered theater company. This intellectual comedy explores the complexities of …
Scaramouche (Scaramouche, #1)
Written by: Rafael Sabatini
Outline: Once a lawyer unconcerned with the lower class, André-Louis Moreau becomes the outspoken Scaramouche, a clown with a serious message, after his friend's death at the hands of the aristocracy. Set during the French Revolution, this swashbuckling romance novel also …
Psychological Types
Written by: C.G. Jung
Outline: Jung's work on personality types was the culmination of nearly two decades of practical psychological research, which aimed to define his perspective in contrast to Freud's and Adler's. The book explored the relationship between the individual and the world, examining …
Crome Yellow
Written by: Aldous Huxley
Outline: Denis, on vacation from school, stays at Crome, an English country house inhabited by Huxley's eccentric characters, where his attempts to attract a girl and write a novel about love and art prove disastrous, in this witty masterpiece that is …
The Royal Book of Oz (Oz, #15)
Written by: Ruth Plumly Thompson
Outline: The Scarecrow embarks on a journey to uncover his family history, leading him to the unexpected revelation that he is the long-lost Emperor of the Silver Island. During his quest, he encounters a diverse array of vibrant and eccentric characters, …
The Intellectual Life: Its Spirit, Conditions, Methods
Written by: Antonin Sertillanges
Outline: Fr. Sertillanges's teachings provide timeless insights into the genuine nature of things, making this book highly recommended for intellectuals, students, and those discerning their vocation. The book offers practical guidance on organizing the intellectual worker's time, materials, and life, integrating …
The Black Moth
Written by: Georgette Heyer
Outline: Falsely accused of cheating, Jack Carstares flees his country, only to return years later as a highwayman, setting off a series of dramatic events involving a Duke, a damsel, a duel, and two kidnappings. Heyer's debut novel, "The Black Moth," …
Alice Adams
Written by: Booth Tarkington
Outline: Alice Adams, a middle-class girl, yearns to be accepted by the town's elite, but ultimately learns to embrace her circumstances with grace and resilience, making her a captivating character in Booth Tarkington's acclaimed work, which won the Pulitzer Prize and …
Economy and Society: An Outline of Interpretive Sociology
Written by: Max Weber
Outline: Max Weber's "Economy and Society" is a seminal sociological treatise that has become a cornerstone of modern sociological thought. It is a comprehensive and demanding work that has been widely recognized as a crucial text for scholars, students, and anyone …