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Can I get any classics book suggestions, please?

Hi everyone, I want to read some classics. Can I get any suggestions, please? Thank you.

AK #recommend #classics

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Antigoni

Machado de Assis

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Renee

Anything by John Steinbeck . East of Eden is a personal favorite .

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Maxine

My favourite too. Sweet Thursday is pretty sweet too

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Renee

I really love Cannery Row too.

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Jennifer

The Brothers Karamazov! A slow start, but it turns into a page-turning mystery :). Also War and Peace – it’s phenomenal.

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Lisa

A Tale of Two Cities

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Julia

Count of Monte Cristo, Frankenstein.

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Shannon

Loved East of Eden and Vamity Fair

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Maxine

East of Eden is a favourite of mine too

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Maryann

Jane Eyre, Anna Karenina and Wuthering Heights

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Hincu

Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury. Special classic for book lovers 🙂

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Steve

Les Miserables
The Good Earth
Frankenstein
Jane Eyre

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Dotia

The Good earth by Pearl S Buck

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Wanda

Pride and Prejudice, Gone With the Wind.

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Jennifer

Frankenstein

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Sean

Amazing book

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Cass

To kill a mockingbbird

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Caroline

Dracula Frankenstein

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Trupti

Persuasion by Austen

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Trupti

Catch22

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Sean

Great book, yossarian is a very memorable character

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Rosanne

Just about anything by Jane Austin, The Woman In White by Wilkie Collins, Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier

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AKQuestion author

Thank you guys! <3 I will try to read all of your suggestions. <3

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Rosetta

Of Human Bondage

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Kayrene

The Old Man and the Sea, Hemingway, a quick read, excellent. The Picture of Dorian Gray, wow.

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Lindsey

Lolita-Nabokov, the Stranger- Camus, Metamorphosis-Kafka

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Laura

The Picture of Dorian Gray.

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Jackie

East of Eden, Great Expectations

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Rhonda

I just bought Catch 22. Never read it, but will now in anticipation of the upcoming Hulu mini series, with Hugh Laurie

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Sarah-Béatrice

Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë ❤️

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Valerie

O Pioneers!

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April

The sound and The fury, william faulkner

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Larry

Dickens-Great Expectations, Bleak House, Tale of Two Cities or just about anything he wrote. Dumas-Three Musketeers, Verne-20000 Leagues Under the Sea, Journey To The Center Of The Earth.

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AKQuestion author

I’ve always heard A Tale of Two Cities is one of his great books. I have an epub copy but haven’t read it yet, if it were a real book it would have been full of dust by now. lol

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Bonnie

My only reading goal this year is to read at least one classic a month, so far this year I’ve read, The Invisible Man, Robinson Crusoe, The Lark by Edith Nesbit and this month I’m reading Beloved by Toni Morrison. All great reads.

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AKQuestion author

That’s a great reading goal. I think I will copy you. lol

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Pamela

How Green Was My Valley, My Antonia.

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Ellen

The Great Gatsby

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Stephanie

The Scarlet Pimpernel! One of my favs and my husband loved it too!

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Susan

Wonderful book, and the movie with Leslie Howard was great, too.

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Jenny

Isn’t that a Daffy Duck skit? ?

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Susan

The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins

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Robin

I love this book! It was assigned to us in 7th grade and I hated it. However, when I read it as an adult I fell in love with it. I need to go find my copy so I can reread.

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Janelle

Jane Eyre and Pride and Prejudice.

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Lori

The Count of Monte Cristo

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Rosalie

Madame Bovary by Flaubert and everything by Dickens or Jane Austen.

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Eliza

Dracula, Frankenstein

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Sharron

Rebeccca , The Scarlet Letter, 1984

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Robin

Yes! to Rebecca and the Scarlet Letter. So-so for 1984.

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Sharron

@Robin I agree that 1984 does not measure up to the other two. The reason I want to put 1984 out there is that I think we’re living it??

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Robin

Can’t argue with you there.

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Leslie

Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte, Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

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Robin

Jane Eyre is a definite yes.

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Zahira

East of Eden

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Thania

Jane Eyre is a beautiful story!

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Barbara

Anything by Mark Twain

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Johanna

I read Far From the Madding Crowd lately and I loved it

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Francine

Anna Karenina

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Sharon

Tale of Two Cities, Frankenstien

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Sean

Frankenstein was probably my favourite read last year ?

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Sean

A few of my favourites are:
Rebecca by du Maurier
1984 by Orwell
Of mice and men by Steinbeck
The great gatsby by Fitzgerald
All quiet on the western front by Remarque
Crime and punishment by Dostoyevsky
Pride and prejudice by Austin
The hound of the Baskervilles by Conan Doyle
Catch 22 by heller
Frankenstein by Shelley
Dorian grey by Wilde
War of the worlds by Wells
Fahrenheit 451 by Bradbury
The trial by Kafka
And I will stop now ? but maybe try the old man and the sea by Hemingway , short for a classic and nice easy read to get you into the genre

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AKQuestion author

Now, I am in a dilemma on what book to choose. HAHAHA.

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Taylor

Dracula, The Great Gatsby, Pride and Prejudice.

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Sean

Also , forgot to add , iBooks have lots of free classic books available.

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Kevin
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Brenda

Gone with the wind

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Shelby

Jane Eyre, Pride and Prejudice, Frankenstein, Dracula, Picture of Dorian Gray, Count of Monte Cristo.

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Stephanie

Farenheit451

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Debbie

Dandelion Wine by Ray Bradbury

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