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Hello all, does anybody have any classic recommendations for a beginner?

Hello all, does anybody have any classic recommendations for a beginner?

Sianie #recommend #classics

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Brandi

The Great Gatsby! It’s one of my favorites ?

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Ashley

agreed!

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SianieQuestion author

@Brandi yes, I’ve wanted to try it out for so long! Thank you for reminding me ?

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Ashley

To Kill a Mockingbird

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SianieQuestion author

I’ve read it already but thank you! My first classic. 5 out of 5 for sure!?❤️

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Fatima

The Picture Of Dorian Gray ♥

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SianieQuestion author

@Fatima thanku so much! ? I’ve just read the summary on goodreads and it sounds so incredible!!

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Tiah

Fahrenheit 451! Love that book x ?

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Stephanie

1984 by George Orwell

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Delger-Ochir

To Kill a Mockingbird
1984
Wuthering Heights

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SianieQuestion author

@Delger-Ochir Thank you! ?? I’ve read ‘To Kill a mockingbird’ but not 1984 or Wuthering Heights, but they both sound really interesting for sure!

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Kira

To Kill a Mockingbird
Watership Down

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SianieQuestion author

@Kira Watership down, yes! Always been interested in it but I keep forgetting to pick it up. The newest cover is so pretty! Thanks Kira?

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Tricia

Anne of Green Gables

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SianieQuestion author

@Tricia I found this book in my cupboard the other day so am definitely getting round to it soon! Thanks so much Tricia?

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Tricia

@Sianie I thought I’d hate it like a lot of the classics I tried last year but it was really sweet!

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Jamie

Dracula is great fun and fairly spooky even now

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SianieQuestion author

@Jamie oh really? that sounds like my cup of tea?

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Paloma

Black Beauty by Anna Sewell

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Brooklyn

I second this

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Paloma

I love horses so I’m a little bias, lol. I even have one of the new editions and it’s a really nice looking book.

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Brandon

Animal Farm or Lord of the Flies

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Brandi

Lord of the Flies is a good one!

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Misty

Eight Cousins by Louisa May Alcott Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte and anything by Jane Austin

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Marianne

the curious incidence of the dog in the nighttime.

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Nikki

Flowers for Algernon

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SianieQuestion author

@Nikki I’m going to go and read the summary now but from what I’ve heard, it definitely sounds like my cup of coffee?

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Gareth

Awww … one of my absolute favourites!

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Gareth

Frankenstein. If you think you know the story, you really don’t until you’ve read Mary Shelley. Or, if you’re looking for a story that’ll suck you in, read A Christmas Carol (any time of year).

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SianieQuestion author

@Gareth Wow, I’ve never really heard alot about it except for an adaptation. I had no clue it was so different written? Thank you Gareth! Xx

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Marianne

the art of racing in the rain

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SianieQuestion author

@Marianne Thank you! Writing that one down for sure?❤️

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Bridget

The Hobbit
Anne of Green Gables
Black Beauty
The Scarlet Pimpernel

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SianieQuestion author

Wow thanks to you all for the recommendations! ?

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