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Classic Novels

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Reading the classics stalls on a mental ranking that never resolves, so people reread something comfortable instead. Draw one and start it that night; abandoning it at fifty pages is allowed and tells you something. Thirty-five novels spanning three centuries and several continents, chosen for being genuinely readable rather than merely important. Book groups can draw quarterly, which removes the month of polling that usually precedes any decision.

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1Pride and Prejudice
2Jane Eyre
3Wuthering Heights
4Great Expectations
5Bleak House
6Middlemarch
7Tess of the d'Urbervilles
8Frankenstein
9Dracula
10The Picture of Dorian Gray
11Moby-Dick
12The Scarlet Letter
13The Great Gatsby
14To Kill a Mockingbird
15Of Mice and Men
16The Grapes of Wrath
17Catch-22
18Slaughterhouse-Five
19The Catcher in the Rye
20Beloved
21Things Fall Apart
22One Hundred Years of Solitude
23Crime and Punishment
24Anna Karenina
25War and Peace
26Madame Bovary
27The Count of Monte Cristo
28Les Miserables
29Don Quixote
30The Trial
31Nineteen Eighty-Four
32Brave New World
33Rebecca
34The Hobbit
35Invisible Man
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