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message 1: by Jannah (new)

Jannah mohamed (photoshop) | 3 comments I'm starting to read classics and I was wondering what are easy classics to read.


message 2: by Jannah (new)

Jannah mohamed (photoshop) | 3 comments Like I thought Tarzan was easy


message 3: by Theodosia (new)

Theodosia | 27 comments Umm.. You can try Call of the Wild by Jack London or Pride and Prejudice.

Tbh I didn't read Tarzan so I can't tell you from a personal point of view.


message 4: by KeenReader (new)

KeenReader The classics that are easy to read are the ones you really enjoy! Which doesn't help you much but I've just had a quick look at your profile and you say that your favourite books are supernatural books so have you thought about trying supernatural classics?

Some ideas are
Dracula - I thought this was easy to read.
The Ghost Stories Of M.R. James - I've read it but didn't think the stories were nearly as scary as people told me they were. I was a little bit disappointed, although they were still good.
Frankenstein - I've read this one and thought it was pretty easy to read.
The Turn of the Screw People seem to either love this or hate it. I haven't read it yet, so I can't comment.
CarmillaI haven't tried this yet, but if you like it, the author has plenty of other books for you to read. This is a good one to start with because it's a novella
The Italian I think I should warn you that some people say this author was anti-catholic and the catholic church, monks, nuns and priests are often portrayed in a negative light in her books. If that would be an issue for you, it's probably best if you avoid her novels.

I hope this gets you started. Have fun exploring!


message 5: by T.L. (new)

T.L. Clark (tlcauthor) | 2 comments Jane Eyre all the way <3 (my favourite book ever).

Once you get used to them, The Count of Monte Cristo is awesome. But there's lots of French names, and can be a little trickier. Worth it though :)

And then Cecilia by Fanny Burney - OMG so good!!! Written before Jane Austen, but you can see where that lady got some of her inspiration :)


Mallory (Book Club Bites) (bookclubbites) | 1 comments You could also try Pygmalion or Of Mice and Men. Both are short and easy.


message 7: by Kimberly (new)

Kimberly Ann (auntie-nanuuq) | 1110 comments Mod
"The Jungle Book" is easy to read


message 8: by L J (new)

L J | 159 comments You might try Edgar Allan Poe who wrote in the 19th century. If you are willing to go with 20th century authors try John Steinbeck.


message 9: by Laurie (new)

Laurie  (laugal) KeenReader wrote: "The classics that are easy to read are the ones you really enjoy! Which doesn't help you much but I've just had a quick look at your profile and you say that your favourite books are supernatural b..."

I am adding THE ITALIAN to my list,thank you!


message 10: by Steve (new)

Steve Janulin (shadow2f5) | 2 comments I'm a fan of Frankenstein and Treasure Island.


message 11: by Laurie (new)

Laurie  (laugal) How about TOM SAWYER or HUCK FINN?


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