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Overview
All 400+ books (plus some poems), that are referenced or make appearances in Gilmore Girls or Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life. No time limit.
Challenge Books
The Mourning Bride
William Congreve
Season 1, Episode 16. Louise quotes "Hell hath no fury".
A Movable Feast
Ernest Hemingway
Season 2, Episode 13. Mentioned during Jess and Rory's conversation on the bridge. Rory agrees to read the painful Ernest Hemingway if Jess will try Ayn Rand. Whilst they both agree she was a “political nut”, Rory states that “nobody could write a 40-page monologue like she could.”
Season 5, Episode 16. To settle her debate with Logan about Ernest and Hadley, Rory consults this.
Season 5, Episode 16. To settle her debate with Logan about Ernest and Hadley, Rory consults this.
Mrs. Dalloway
Virginia Woolf
Season 2, Episode 4. Rory sits reading this on the sofa at her grandmother’s house whilst her mother and grandmother bicker about the gift that Emily bought her for her wedding.
My Lai 4: A Report on the Massacre and Its Aftermath
Seymour M. Hersh
Season 5, Episode 12. Rory and Logan have a conversation at the pub after he mentions his dad's newspaper soiree: "How can meeting Seymour Hersh be boring? I love him. I read "My Lai Four" when I was twelve and I’ve been obsessed with him ever since."
My Life As Author And Editor
H.L. Mencken
Season 1, Episode 3. Richard recommends the book to Rory.
My Struggle, Book One
Karl Ove Knausgård
A Year In The Life - Fall.
The Naked and the Dead
Norman Mailer
Season 5, Episode 6. Lorelai notes that Rory read this as a child.