The Classics

[Iluvgreen]

I love Great Expectaions by Charles Dickens. I just love Dickens...

[redkryptoniteisthebest]

Does 1984 count? It should, it is my favorite book and has been since I first read when I was 17. Funny enough, I haven't read all the way through since that first read.

1984 is a tremendous book. He really thought out a lot of things, too.

Do these count as classics, too?
The Outsiders
Fahrenheit 451

They aren't that old, but, they have gone down as classics in history.

[amalie]

Other.

My favourite novels are:

Pride & Prejudice - Jane Austen
Crime & Punishment - Fyodor Dostoevsky
To Kill a Mockingbird - Harper Lee
Catch 22 - Joseph Heller
The Grapes of Wrath - John Steinbeck
..and Harry Potter but I don't think that will count in this thread

[<Adam Knight>]

Out of these i liked Great Gatsby best. I also enjoyed Hemmingway. We read 2 of his books; the Sun Also Rises and Old Man and The Sea.
I didnt liek Old Man...but I liked the Sun Also Rises. Prob was one of the best books we read Junior Year

[Aalliya]

I really liked Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen... once I got the lingo down.. was a really great read!

Otherwise Lewis Carroll Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass is a close 2nd

[genvillewars92]

I Adore Pride And Prejudice and Jane Eyre, pure classics.

[pizzahead2490]

1984
Of Mice and Men
Odessy
Odeipus
Emma
Macbeth
Animal Farm

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Is Rasin in the Sun a classic? Well I love it too!

A Christmas Carol by Dickens

[j03superbat]

Animal Farm

[Degobunny]

Little Woman
Emma
The Princess Bride (a modern classic imo)
War of the Worlds
The Hitchhickers Guide to the Galaxy

[Backward Galaxy]

Probably To Kill a Mockingbird. Unless we're counting plays. Then, pretty much just throw something by Arthur Miller in there.

[DA_Champion]

I have trouble thinking of any novels written before 1900 that I've actually enjoyed.

If we are generous with the term "classic" ... Dune, 1984, Foundation.