Top nine Nine Shift books of 100 years ago

This week we're featuring the top nine Nine Shiftish books of 100 years ago, describing the transition back then from the agrarian age to the industrial age.  And giving us great insight into the current Nine Shift transition.  You get to add your favorite books related to Nine Shift too!

9. WIZARD OF OZ, by L. Frank Baum.
   Too much fun, too good, with the theme of "no place like home," just like the values of the agrarian age.

8. SONS & LOVERS, by D.H. Lawrence.
   Great description of a boy growing up in the agrarian world, entering the industrial age at the very beginnings.

7. MAGNIFICENT AMBERSONS, by Booth Tarkington.
  Made into a classic movie by Orson Welles, it tells of the decline of a wealthy family of the agrarian age, swept away not only in finances but values and attitudes by the 20th century.