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just to put this out there...i really hated pride and prejudice. but if you are gonna take a literature class you have to have that one under your belt....no matter how boring it is. after you read p&p you should definitely check out pr...
Project Gutenberg has a huge list of novels published online. The best part is that it's legally free. Everything they publish is with permission or in the public domain (no living copyright holders). Alice in Wonderland is available, and I...
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How I did it: I have my own library at home. I have at least 2000 books and have alot to choose from. The rest I borrowed from my friends and family. I read every day to and from my work at the bus. The time I used to watch tv before I now ...
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"Reading is a great way to increase my vocabulary." Reading anything, including classic novels, is good way to increase your vocabulary. If you come across a word that you don't understand, be sure to look it up in a dictionary. K...
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"Phillip Roth and Richard Russo come to mind..." American Pastoral by Phillip Roth is a great one in my opinion. It’s the classic story of an immigrant family trying, trying with all their might to be "real" Americans,...
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How do you mean? If you mean to ask how people are able to stay focused, then the key is simply patience. Don't worry about finding out "what happens next", or where the plot is going as quickly as possible, because these types o...
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"Classic" novels are classic because they deal with the great human themes like life, death, betrayal, love, and loss. Humans are still preoccupied with these themes; they are what distinguish us from our animal brethren. I suspec...
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My first suggestion was actually going to be Jane Austen, but I see you didn't like that much. Try Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte or Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. They're both very enjoyable (although different) "classic" books.
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