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Dracula - Bram Stoker:
... in a manner similar to the novel Frankenstein, has become more famous than the original book through exposure in films, TV and popular literature. An example of this is the town of Whitby which is known for being the place Dracula landed despite Dracula being a literary creation by Bram Stoker. Dracula and Frankenstein have entered the public consciousness and both are used derivatively for any vampire, monst... Read the full review: Gothic fantasy with big teeth and scary coffins by darren55 |
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Daphne - Justine Picardie Author: Justine Picardie / Printed Book / Genre: Classic Literature / Paperback / 416 pages / Book is published 2009-03-02 by Bloomsbury Publishing PLC overall rating  1 review
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Last Night in Twisted River - John Irving Author: John Irving / Printed Book / Genre: Classic Literature overall rating  1 review
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The Moon and Sixpence - Somerset Maugham Author: Somerset Maugham / Printed Book / Genre: Classic Literature |
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Under the Greenwood Tree - Thomas Hardy Author: Thomas Hardy / Printed Book / Genre: Classic Literature overall rating  1 review
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The Trumpet Major - Thomas Hardy Author: Thomas Hardy / Printed Book / Genre: Classic Literature |
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Short Stories - Somerset Maugham Author: Somerset Maugham / Printed Book / Genre: Classic Literature overall rating  2 reviews
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Nineteen Eighty-four - George Orwell Author: George Orwell / Printed Book / Genre: Classic Literature overall rating  64 reviews
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Animal Farm - George Orwell Author: George Orwell / Printed Book / Genre: Classic Literature overall rating  42 reviews
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Jane Eyre - Charlotte Bronte Author: Charlotte Bronte / Printed Book / Genre: Classic Literature - Orphaned Jane Eyre grows up in the home of her heartless aunt, where she endures loneliness and cruelty, and at a charity school with a harsh regime. This troubled childhood strengthens Jane's natural independence and spirit - which pr... overall rating  27 reviews
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To the Lighthouse - Virginia Woolf Author: Virginia Woolf / Printed Book / Genre: Classic Literature - This novel is an extraordinarily poignant evocation of a lost happiness that lives on in the memory. For years now the Ramsays have spent every summer in their holiday home in Scotland, and they expect these summers will go on forever. overall rating  7 reviews
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Waiting for Godot - Samuel Beckett ... infamous play by Irish playwright Samuel Beckett received a lot of attention last year when Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart played Vladimir and Estragon. Originally written in French, one critic famously described the plot of this as: "Nothing happens. Twice." Vladimir and Estragon, two men who we know little about, are by a tree, waiting for a man named Godot. They can t remember why he s coming, or even who he is; all they know is that they must wait. In order to pass the time, they converse, sleep, eat and even attempt to hang themselves. The play continues more or less in this vein. This is a play that has divided audiences and readers for decades. F... Read the full review: "Nobody comes, nobody goes, it's awful" - or is it? by sa_O33 |
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Great Expectations - Charles Dickens ... Expectations was one of my favourite Charles Dickens novels both at school and now that I am older. He is great writer and in this particular story he pulls you in with his great detail and descriptions of everything. This tale begins at a dark forboding cemetry where a young boy looks down at the graves of his mother and father. This is Pip, the main character, who is a young boy brought up to a lower-class family. Pip lived in the marshes with his hostile and mainly abusive sister and her kind-hearted husband. In the beginning, Pip always believed he would become a blacksmith and wasn t worried about living a higher life or the financial rewards that might bring... Read the full review: Great Expectations - Great book by Dangey2009 |
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Frankenstein - Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley ... for a cheerful, love conquers evil, feel good story? Well then look elsewhere for Frankenstein is definitely not for you. For those who enjoy a traditional tense thrilling graphic horror that sets the mind going I would highly recommend this English classic; as it will certainly not disappoint. I am not going to explain the plot in great detail as that will simply spoil it. No I m going to tell you a little about the novel s background and explain why you should definitely read this thrilling book. First published anonymously in 1818 Mary Shelley s Frankenstein is one of the most famous gothic novels in the English Language. Written with such passion and intensi... Read the full review: Frankenstein - Horror at it's highest by rach_603 |
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