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What is your favorite classic you have ever read? Please everybody respond to this question 😉

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Keempee

The Stranger by Albert Camus

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MekdadQuestion author

I’ll look it up 😉

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Barb

Lord of the rings

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Mena

Catcher in the Rye

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MekdadQuestion author

I’ve read it and I was sort of disappointed because I’ve heard so much people saying it’s a good book to find it is a normal one. I probably should give it a second try.

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Stephanie

Does s.e. Hinton ‘s the outsiders and that was then this now count and the great gatsby and Julius ceasar

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Laurie

Atlas Shrugged and The Taming of the Shrew.

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MekdadQuestion author

I find taming of the shrew funny and in a way deragatory to women because some men are shrewed but women aren’t held responsible to “tame” them.

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Susan

Jane Eyre

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Shelly

To Kill a Mockingbird

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Jenna

Lord of the flies

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Lea

Wuthering Heights

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Allison

Never really read a classic that I found worth saying it was my favorite. I did just but I book of classic short stories though so maybe it will provide me with a good store.

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Brooke

Frankenstein

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MekdadQuestion author

Definitely I need to read that one!

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Lea

Little women, Little men, Tom Sawyer, Oliver twist .. can we include child hood books, like the magic porridge pot, and hansle and gretel, ugly duckling and so on, i had soooo many classic kids books, Dad brought me up to love to read, and respect books 🙂 .. Only thing you ever write in is a diary or you’re name in a book. 😀

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MekdadQuestion author

I need to read little women because I hear enough good reactions to it lol

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Amanda

So far…….Little Women. I have been starting to read more classics inbetween my favorites. 🙂

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Renee

To Kill A Mockingbird

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Sanja

“Crime and Punishment” F. M. Dostoyevsky .

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MekdadQuestion author

I love that book! Have you read The Brothers Karamazev?

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Sanja

@Mekdad No, I didn’t. 🙁

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MekdadQuestion author

Me nietger, it’s a big book, I’ve bought because it is the author’s masterpiece and I loved crime and punishment but I’m holding on to it due to its length lol

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Sanja

@Mekdad I don’t like reading book by the same author one after another… I am always waiting to forget a little bit of his style.

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MekdadQuestion author

I understand

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Miranda

Anne of green gables

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Deborah

Charlotte’s Web

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Tina

Little women

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Jason

Mine is also Anne of Green Gables. Read my childhood paperback copy so many times it actually fell to pieces.

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Jana

Little women

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Anne

Pride and Prejudice

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MekdadQuestion author

Really? I’ve read it after I’ve heard a good deal about it but I was a bit disappointed. I might have to read it again.

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Cynthia

Les Miserables and everything Chekhov wrote. (And I am not a dark person, despite what these choices may indicate!)

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MekdadQuestion author

It’s a huge book! Lol

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Cynthia

This is so true!!

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Amanda

A farewell to arms, Emma, Jane eyre, great expectations

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MekdadQuestion author

Farewell to arms? That’s an assigned book in the ckass I’m taking now

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Amanda

@Mekdad that’s awesome

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MekdadQuestion author

😉

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Amanda

@Mekdad I just read it for the first time

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MekdadQuestion author

I’m reading now The sun also rises by the same author and then we’ll have to read farewell to arms but you are making me excited !

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Brooke

Slaughter house five

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Deidre

The Count of Monte Cristo

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Margaret

Of Mice and Men.

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Alexis

Black beauty

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Katie

Beowulf

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Shelly

Wuthering Heights

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Denise

Little Women

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AF

Paradise Lost

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Tracy

To Kill a Mockingbird and Of Mice and Men

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Anna

To Kill a Mockingbird

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Edie

Great Expectations

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Barbara

Pride and prejudice, little women, 1001 nights, Tom Sawyer, pinocchio, beauty and the best, cinderella….

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Gem

Uncle toms cabin

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Kimberlyn

Little women, secret garden, charlette’s web. The book I hated most was Lord of the flies, and animal farm if those are classics, then I don’t like them they both gave me nightmares in high school

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Carolyn

To Kill A Mockingbird.

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Paige

Jane Eyre

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Tiffany

To Kill a Mockingbird and Little Women!!!!!! And my favorite childhood series, Little House on the Prairie!! 🙂

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Julie

Wuthering Heights ?

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Erin

Dracula

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Debbie

Watership Down

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Teresa

Of Mice and Men. I bought Uncle Tom’s Cabin awhile back, but haven’t got there yet.

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Jami

Jane Eyre and Rebecca

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Κατερίνα

Ulysses by James Joyce

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Sallie

Oliver Twist by Dickens

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Rachel

Great Expectations by Charles Dickens

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Meghan

Chronicles of Narnia

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Katrece

I love to read the Christmas Carol every year at christmas. I found an illustrated copy at Dollar tree a few years ago and now I read it with my son.

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Jonathan

Dracula

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Tree

Hard to choose 1. A Tale of Two Cities comes to mind

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MekdadQuestion author

I’ve started reading it a month ago and I got to page 80 in the benguin classics version and I was confused. It was not an easy read, but I’ll give it another try

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Tree

There are times I have cheated and watched the movie or gone on Wikipedia to help me understand certain books. This was not one of those books, but give it a try. ?

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MekdadQuestion author

Thank you! That helps not make me feel stupid lol 😉

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Tree

I feel that way about les miserables. It seemed like I could never get to the meat of the story. I never finished it

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MekdadQuestion author

Lol

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MekdadQuestion author

And it is a huge book!

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Tanya

It’s a tie between Pride & Prejudice & Jane Eyre

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Odessa

^^^this

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MekdadQuestion author

I have to read Jane Eyre

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Tanya

Love it!

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Irene

Jane Eyre and To Kill a Mockingbird

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Jamie

Stuck between Wuthering Heights and Pride and Prejudice.

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Giulia

Bram Stoker’ s Dracula

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Jeff

1984 by G. Orwell

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Richea

Their Eyes were Watching God -Zora Neale Hurston

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Brooke

That was an amazing book. I also live in orlando and have done the Eatonville historical tour quite often.

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Richea

Omg how was it?

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Brooke

It was awesome. ?

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Brooke

I love Eatonville. Have always gone to the Zora Neale Hurston festival every year. Native here so finding these gems are easy. We did the tour with my book club. We like to theme our meetings to get more out of our books.

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Richea

Sounds so fun! I should put that on my bucket list

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Brooke

You should it is fun

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Carlene

To Kill A Mockingbird, The Great Gatsby. As a kid, The Nancy Drew books.

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Wendy

I think I have the entire Nancy Drew collection – the original set at least.

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Carlene

I wish I would have kept mine. The books they have now just don’t feel the same.

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Tana

Wuthering Heights

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Katie

To kill a mockingbird

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Katie

Olive Twist 🙂

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John

You could try War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy.

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MekdadQuestion author

I will one day lol it’s a huge book!

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John

I does take time and commitment. Lol ?

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MekdadQuestion author

Lol but is it really good? What’s the best aspect about it to you?

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John

The time frame in history.

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MekdadQuestion author

Cool 😉

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Katie

Nancy Drew or black beauty

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Kelly

The outsiders

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Cheryl

Grapes of Wrath

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A'Lisa

Gone With the Wind

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MekdadQuestion author

I’ve bought the most recent edition and it’s a huge book! Lol so I might hold on to it

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Charles

The entire billion-part Wizard of Oz books were among my first loves, along with H.P. Lovecraft’s short stories. The combo made for a strange childhood. Munchkins and tentacles…

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Wendy

Pride and Prejudice

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Hope

Anne of Green Gables, anything by Dickens, Of Mice and Men..gosh too darn many to list! ???

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Melvin

The portrait of the artist as a young man.

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Mary

A tale of two cities

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Liz

Emma

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Amiee

Gone with the Wind

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Odessa

This is really hard because I loved all the classics I read…but honestly Pride and Prejudice stuck with me the most

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Wendy

Wizard of Oz

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Ileana

To Kill a Mockingbird

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Huriye

All the goosebumps books and also darren shan’s “cirque du freak” book series. AMAZING!

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Huriye

May not be considered classics but whatever lol.

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Angela

Depends on how you look at it. To me, Goosebumps were a huge part of my childhood and that was many years ago! So I would definitely say they are classics! 🙂

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Angela

Anne of Green Gables, Catcher in the Rye, and LOTR are all up there for me.

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Kelly

Wuthering Heights

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Kristin

Gone with the Wind

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Mary

Foundation series by Isaac Asimov or Pride & Prejudice.

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Jesse

Jane Eyre

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Gry

Oliver twist / Alice in wonderland

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Yasmin

The Book Thief

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Shelby

The Great Gatsby and To Kill a Mockingbird!

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Andromeda

Frankenstein.

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Vickie

Lord of the Rings and Anything by Jane Austin!

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Leanne

To kill a Mockingbird and The Outsiders

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Judy

@Leanne, these are two of my favorites, too.

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Jessie

Jane eyr9

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Kelly

Pride and Prejudice. Just read it the other day in English and then watched the movie. Definitely the best.

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Anna

Picture of Dorian Gray

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Lanette

The Hobbit and Tale of Two Cities

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Jennafay

Great Expectations

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Jeannette

The Pride and the Prejudice.

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Jessica

Pride and prejudice…

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Jihan

Picture of Dorian Gray

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Katie

Jane Eyre! I love that book!

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Darla

To Kill A Mockingbird, The Great Gatsby, Little Women, Gone With The Wind. So many.

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Kaitlyn

Catch-22

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MekdadQuestion author

It’s a huge book! I might hold on to it lol

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Shely

Wuthering Heights

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Geraldine

fahrenheit 451

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Danica

Great Gatsby

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Elizabeth

To Kill a Mockingbird, The Count of Monte Cristo and Tess of the D’urbervilles!!!

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Dana

Ulysses

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Dana

I mis-read…my all time favorite is To Kill A Mockingbird… One I haven’t read is Ulysses.

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Rosemary

Gone with the Wind

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Kimberly

To Kill a Mockingbird

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Amy

To Kill a Mockingbird and Wuthering Heights.

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Kristi

Pride and Prejudice and Jane Eyre

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Elizabetta

The Scarlet Letter

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Brian

Something wicked this way comes and fraine hight

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John

Gone with the Wind, War and Peace.

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Lisa

Rebecca…

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Jennifer

Great Expectations, To Kill a Mockingbird, A Tale of Two Cities

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Leanne

I forgot to say earlier Gone With The Wind

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Davey

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darkness_at_Noon

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Jesie

Tom Sawyer the original

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Francine

Gone with the wind

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Kathie

The Grapes of Wrath, To Kill a Mockingbird, Gone with the Wind, The Sound and the Fury, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn

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Melanie

Little women!

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Ruby

To kill a mockingbird, pride and prejudice, the great Gatsby, gone with the wind, etc.

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Ginger

Oliver Twist

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Ryan

The count of Monte cristo anyone?

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Natalie

Mark twain tom sawyer or great gasby

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Melissa

The Count of Monte Christo, Jane Eyre, Moby Dick

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