1 |
Achebe, Chinua |
Things Fall Apart |
2 |
Atwood, Margaret |
The Blind Assassin |
3 |
Balzac, Honore de |
Eugenie Grandet |
4 |
Bradbury, Ray |
Fahrenheit 451 |
5 |
Bronte, Anne |
The Tenant of Wildfell Hall |
6 |
Bunyan |
The Pilgrim's Progress |
7 |
Byatt, A.S. |
Possession |
8 |
Camus, Albert |
The Stranger |
9 |
Camus, Albert |
The Plague |
10 |
Cather, Willa |
O Pioneers! |
11 |
Cather, Willa |
Death Comes for the Archbishop |
12 |
Cather, Willa |
My Antonia |
13 |
Chesterton, G.K. |
The Innocence of Father Brown |
14 |
Chesterton, G.K. |
The Man Who Was Thursday |
15 |
Cicero, Marcus Tulius |
Selected Political Speeches |
16 |
Collins, Wilkie |
The Woman in White |
17 |
Collins, Wilkie |
The Moonstone |
18 |
Dickens, Charles |
Nicholas Nickleby |
19 |
Dickens, Charles |
Barnaby Rudge |
20 |
Dickens, Charles |
Martin Chuzzlewit |
21 |
Dickens, Charles |
Dombey and Son |
22 |
Dickens, Charles |
Bleak House |
23 |
Dickens, Charles |
Hard Times |
24 |
Dostoyevsky, Fyodor |
The Brothers Karamazov |
25 |
Faulkner, William |
The Sound and the Fury |
26 |
Fitzgerald, F. Scott |
The Beautiful and Damned |
27 |
Fitzgerald, F. Scott |
This Side of Paradise |
28 |
Forster, E.M. | Howards End |
29 |
Greene, Graham | The End of the Affair |
30 |
Hardy, Thomas |
Return of the Native |
31 |
Hesse, Herman |
Siddharta |
32 |
Homer |
The Iliad ** |
33 |
Homer |
The Odysey ** |
34 |
James, Henry |
Turn of the Screw |
35 |
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One
Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest |
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36 |
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37 |
Miller, Arthur |
The Crucible |
38 |
Miller, Arthur |
Death of a Salesman |
39 |
Multatuli |
Max Havelaar |
40 |
Orwell, George |
1984 |
41 |
Orwell, George |
Animal Farm |
42 |
Plato |
The Republic |
43 |
Radcliffe |
The Mysteries of Udolpho |
44 |
Shakespeare, William |
Othello |
45 |
Steinbeck, John |
East of Eden |
46 |
Steinbeck, John |
The Cannery Row |
47 |
Thoreau, Henry David |
Walden |
48 |
Toer, Pramoedya A. |
This Earth of Mankind |
49
50 |
Tolkien, J.R.R.
Tolstoy, Leo |
The Lord of the Rings
Resurrection |
51 |
Trollope, Anthony |
The Warden |
52 |
Vonnegut, Kurt |
Slaughterhouse-Five |
53 |
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Journey
to the Center of the Earth |
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54 |
Wells, H.G. |
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55 |
Wharton, Edith | The Age of Innocence |
56 |
Wilder, Thornton |
The Ides of March |
57 |
Williams, Tennessee | The Glass Menagerie |
58 |
Zola, Emile |
The Earth |
59 |
Zola, Emile |
The Sin of Abbe Mouret |
60 |
Zola, Emile |
Claude's Confession |
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Alternatives |
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1 |
Malory, Thomas |
Le Morte d'Arthur |
2 |
Euripides |
Alcestis |
3 |
Eliot, T.S. |
Murder in the Cathedral |
4 |
Tolstoy, Leo |
Anna Karenina |
5 |
Hardy, Thomas |
Jude the Obscure |
6 |
Gaskell, Elisabeth |
North and South |
7 |
Thackeray, William M. |
Vanity Fair |
8 |
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9 |
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10 |
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So excited for you. You have plenty books that I remember fondly. And I have several of these on my CC II list also like #1, #27, all the Dickens, etc. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ruth, good luck to you too.
DeleteYou have all the Dickens too in your list? It would be fun if we can read them together, then... :)
I should rephrase that: I have Bleak House, Nicholas Nickleby, David Copperfield left, and I have to finish Pickwick Papers. As you can see, I am avoiding them b/c of the SIZE; but I could certainly use some encouragement.
Deletehi ,fanda i hope you will fine and shine the thing is that i have studied your written short summary of the thomas hardy the three strangers and realy enjoyed it in a eassayist way and got well understood of it so for this reward i have no words how to thank you.beside this i need further your help in regarding my studies then what should i do for that.
ReplyDeleteHello Sanaullah.. thank you for visiting my blog and reading my posts.
DeleteI'm glad my review has been useful to you.
Of course I'll be glad to help if I can. :)
I just signed up for the Classics Club. I will begin December 1, 2017. I like your list. We have a few of the same titles listed. I can't wait to get started
ReplyDeleteHi Janet, so very sorry... I just saw your comment only today.
DeleteAnyway, welcome on board The Classics Club, it's really fun. Good luck with your classics! :)