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Introduction to classics

by spacebunny530
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44 books

I had no idea where to start with reading classics, so these are all the books/tips I received from fellow PB members. I hope these can help other as well

  1. Some books have podcasts or to go with it, you can listen alongside the book. (Dracula)
  2. Read abridged versions of the books (Frankenstein)
  3. The Hardcore literature club on yt has some great tips
  4. Start with younger classics and work your way backwards.
  5. Look at the original genre of the book.
  6. For Shakespeare, the website No Fear Shakespeare makes the text a more modernized version
  7. Sometimes having background information on the author and the time can help you understand certain parts of the book more
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DraculaThe WavesWe Have Always Lived in the CastleTo the Lighthouse
DraculaThe Waves

Donโ€™t touch grass, touch the sea ๐ŸŒŠ

by angie.pise
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22 books

Books relating to the ocean, sailing, sea creatures, ect.

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One Piece, Volume 1: Romance Dawn A Pirate's Life for TeaSea of CharmsShackleton's Way: Leadership Lessons from the Great Antarctic Explorer
One Piece, Volume 1: Romance Dawn A Pirate's Life for Tea

Finished

by damejame39
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9 books
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DraculaKilling ReaganZealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of NazarethPsycho
DraculaKilling Reagan
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