Which of these books is the shortest?

Question

Catch 22- Heller
Death comes for the archbishop - Willa Cather
I know why the caged bird sings- Angelou
Keepers of the house- Shirley Ann Grau
Lonesome dove- McMurty
Main street- Sinclair Lewis
Native Son- Richard Wright
On the road- Jack Kerouac
One flew over the cukoo's nest- Ken Kesey
Shane- Jack Schaefer
Slaughterhouse five- Kurt Vonnegut
The Call of the wild- Jack London
The dharma bums- Jack Kerouac
The grapes of wrath- John Steinbeck
The heart is a lonely hunter- Carson McCullers
The hunt for red October- Tom Clancy
The right stuff- Tom Wolf

Answer 1

I'm pretty sure that Slaughterhouse-Five is the shortest, but One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest and The Dharma Bums are pretty short as well. I'd go with One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, as it's pretty straightforward. Slaughterhouse-Five is a bit more cerebral.

Answer 2

They're all fairly long, but I think 'Slaughterhouse Five' is probably the shortest (that I know of) and luckily is pretty damned entertaining. They're all fairly heavy duty novels though, although I haven't read the Clancy or McCullers so I can't speak for those two.

Answer 3

i have only read one, the hunt for red october... its ok, but it isn't THAT short. bbut it isn't long either...