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One of my favorite classics is Little Women by Louisa May Alcott. It's so good!
I love it as well! But the ending kind of throws me.
It's one of my favourites! I read it in year 4, and it's still one of my favourites 3 years later! ☺️
Mine too.... I just love that book
Favorite book ever :)
1. Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
2. Emma by Jane Austen
3. The Outsiders by SE Hinton
4. The Borrowers by Marie Norton
5. A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens
6. The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald
7. The Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum
8. Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
Mya Faye Byrne
I love Pride and Prejudice too. Have you read Northanger Abbey?
I found Fahrenheit 451 incredibly boring although it does have an important message, I guess.
Levi ODonnell
We had to read Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury for English class this year. I am not really interested in reading science fiction and I could not think of such a technical and dystopian society where the thinking of humans has changed. However, I love the themes expressed and they felt very powerful. I have also read Ray Bradbury’s short stories, All Summer in a Day, The Pedestrian, and The Veldt.
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Come on she's just recommending some books, she never says it's a complete list or things like that. It's her personalized list! So stop asking why such and such books are not on the list.
“But why isnt ___ included”
Literally cuz she didnt want to include it shut up and enjoy the vid or go to the next one 😭
My favorite classic is actually Animal farm by George Orwell :)
Asiyah Robinson Mine is 1984
Asiyah Robinson to kill a mockingbird by Harper lee
It is very powerful book, it really made me think. And because i'm into history, i loved it.
Asiyah Robinson I like that and 1984
Yes!
I would recommend, if you haven't read it, Anne of Green Gables. It is a beautiful story. It makes fun of the expecations of society in much the same was as Austen does. It is the story of an orphan named Anne who is adopted by an elderly brother and sister. They requested a boy to help on the farm but got Anne instead and they fall in love with her overactive imagination and dramatic personality. It's a beautiful, and hilarious coming of age story. Aw man, now I really hope you read it! I have so much love for this book!
AndreaMGC I actually read it this past semester in my children's lit class and I wrote an entire 15 page paper on it! So good!
readbyzoe Oh good!!! (maybe I should have checked that first lmao!) I read it for my children's lit class too. 15 PAGES! Insanity!
I hav read all of those series ...I was obsessed with those in middle school..
I adore the whole series!!!! So much "scope for imagination."
I actually like her emily of new moon series more! Also her book the blue castle is one of my favorite books! I have read it too many times to count!
You should definitely read The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett.
musarat365 I've actually read it and I really enjoy it!
That's great! It's my favourite classic I've read although, I haven't read many classics. However, this video has really encouraged me to read more. So, thanks. :)
I was also going to recommend The Secret Garden too because it's in my top 5 favorite books of all time. Ah, it's so good! I only just read it this year in Februray but I was familiar with the story because the movie was one of my favorites as a kid. The book is so much better!
It's one of my favorites.
There's actually a sequel to The Secret Garden. It's called Mistlewaite but it's written by a different author.
yasss the outsiders.... in love with the book and movie! ughh can't get enough of it
I always love Les Miserables and The Picture of Dorian Gray
I love Victor Hugo!
I love les miserables too, I'm reading second part right now and I would say it is the best book serie I've ever read, honestly. The picture of Dorian Gray is waiting on my shelf!
if you're looking for a short good classic, and when I say short, I mean short. The book is Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck. The book is around 100-110 pages. I highly recommend
I'll have to check it out. Thank you!
Angela Whittemore I read it and didn't really like it. Mainly because of the language used/the writing style. 😅 I have a copy of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde lying around and am about to read it though.
Victor Hugo's "The Last Day of a Condemned Man" and Hemingway's "The Old Man and The Sea" are the shortest classics i've ever read. and i loved them too
OMG I freaking love this book.
Oh I have that one , I have it on my list to read this year , I really like The Pearl ! also it is really short and very good story .
I've wanted to read A Tale of Two Cities ever since TID
+Ann Janel Penaflor I've started and given up on it more times than I care to admit. The unabridged version is a pain to read. Dickens' prose is unnecessarily convoluted and makes it difficult to keep track of all the characters and events.
I cannot stand a tale of two cities but I've found a lot of people either love or hate it.
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Same!!
You should read it! I read it and I really liked it. Although, sometimes it feels like the characters could be a little bit deeper. But Charles Dickens wasn’t really about that, he instead liked to use his characters to represent groups or ideas. Overall I thought it was a good book though.
I got SO excited when you mentioned The Outsiders! It's by far my favorite book. I was hysterically crying when Pony reunites with his brothers.
Black Beauty by Anna Sewell is one of my favourite classics!!!! I definitely gravitate more to children's classics because I find them so much easier to read! I get so confused with what is happening in a lot of classic novels especially from the Victorian time period
S.E Hilton was 18 when she wrote The Outsiders :0
Fintan Watson actually she was 15
16
17 ...... pretty sure
She wrote it when she was 15, finished it when she was 16. It was published when she was 18.
So everyone's agreed she was a teenager🤣
You are great at explaining what the books are about! Every time my mom asks me to explain about the books that I have read she will get sleepy and not understand a thing about the book.
Ardini Edrin yep. mine too.
Oh my goodness I love your videos; you've really inspired me to get back into reading!
This was a really comprehensive list! You touched on all kinds of different time periods and geographical locations, and all different authors' styles too. Very well done, thanks for the recommendations!!
Omg! The Outsiders book and movie are both sooo good!
My favorite classic novels are 1984, Crime and Punishment, The Scarlett Letter, and Catcher in the Rye :)
Same here. They are all amazing!!
excited to see The Borrowers on this list! picked a copy up on the free books shelf at my university library - can't wait to read it :)
Yes I absolutely LOVEEEE the Outsiders! So glad you like it too ^.^
Absolutely love The Outsiders!!! Such an amazing read.
Also, all your copies of the classics are gorgeous :O
Wow, thank you for covering the Outsiders -- I only added it to my wishlist today, determined to read it finally.
I've been binge watching all of your old videos because ilysm
This video comes at the perfect time for me....I'm creating my September TBR with nothing by classics that I've never read. I was homeschool during high school and I missed out on a lot of required reading, so I haven't read much with the classics.
That's awesome! :)
I love your Jane Austin book covers they're awesome! Great video, Whenever I need a need a book recombination I come here. Keep up the good work!
I enjoyed your recommendations, but I also just love the way you describe these books! I love the covers you have for Jane Austen's novels as well as Wizard of Oz. I was vaguely aware of The Borrowers being a book when I watched the film as a youngster, but I'd never taken the leap to seek it out. I've noted it down now to look out for in the future because I quite enjoy children's classics.
Really great video! I struggle with classics, so to see this made me want to try a few more (especially The Outsiders. Saw the movie and really enjoyed it) I would recommend the Giver, because it is an amazing dystopian with a really messed up world. And the characters are great. I have seen you mention it in a TBR, but I don't remember if you have read it or not, so if you haven't it's a great one!
I really like your video!)
Now I'm reading 'Pride and Prejudice' . yes, definitely, it's an easy classic book and it's really hilarious!
Haven't read 'Emma' but would love to pick up that one)
Yes, 'Fahrenheit 451' is the best books among of all dystopian ones. I love it so much!!
I was looking to get into some classics so thank you this was really helpful. And I really like how you mention some children's classics as well.
The Borrowers sounds like the movie The Secret World of Arriety
There is a movie of the book
Omg i thought so too!!
K Michael I think Arriety was inspired by the book! :)
+K Michael It's actually based off of the book!
I'm exactly thinking about this!
I'm a huge fan of classics-thanks for this video! Some recommendations for you: The Count of Monte Cristo (super good!), The Lord of the Flies (easy read), A Clockwork Orange, The Importance of Being Earnest (super short & funny novella), The Grapes of Wrath, The Phantom of the Opera, Of Mice and Men.
I see The Night Circus on your TBR shelf and it makes me so sad because it is amazing!! It's one of the best books I have ever read and quickly made it into my top five.
The Outsiders is one of my favorite books of all time!!! SO GOOD!!!!!
Two of my favourite classics are The Great Gatsby and A Midsummer Night's Dream. :)
I have to read The Outsiders, my class was the only one in my whole grade to not read it (so 30 of us out of ~500 kids) and everyone raved about it, including people who didn't enjoy reading. I saw a play performed in my city though that was really good, but I watched it 8 years ago so I've forgotten most of it. Cannot wait to get my hands on it (hopefully) soon!
I love A Midsummer Night's Dream especially Bottom and the gang 😁:D
Oohhh I love the great gatsby. Trying to find time to read it 🔥 always keen on reading the classics!
Great Recommendations Zoe!!! I have Gatsby on my TBR this month :D
!!!! i was hoping you'd do this video love you zoë ❤️
I'm reading Pride and Prejudice next and you've just made me super excited for it, I didn't know that much about it but it sounds awesome :)
I have that edition of Pride & Prejudice, too, and Sense & Sensibility. They are gorgeous! I just got them in June (or July) and I haven't read them yet but want to get to one of them soon. I actually haven't read any Jane Austen, and since I haven't I decided to read her books in order of when they were written/published. I think it will be interesting to see how her writing evolves.
literally loved your recommendations so much!!! you got me to read tale of two cities midyear and I LOVED IT SO MUCH! it's one of my favourites now heheh
Nice, I'm finishing David Copperfield (and loving it!) and been thinking of reading another Dickens novel after, maybe I'll go with your recommendation :)
Christmas Carol is a great real. David Copper field was a good well thoughtout.
Hey! I love those classics to.
Thanks for the video.
You should totally read Ana Karenina by Leon Tolstoi, The picture of Dorian Grey by Oscar Wilde (wich is one of my favorites) and The Lady of the Camelias by Alexander Dumas. I absolutly love this books. They are going to put you emotional and angry, really angry, but they´re classics, so you know.
I hope you to enjoy them.
The picture of dorian gray is a favorite of mine. Im currently reading anna Karenina. You have a great taste in novels!!
I've read Great Expectations in high school and it's one of my favorite classics, so I'm definitely planing on reading everything else Charles Dickens wrote :D
Such pretty covers on the classic Jane Austin book!!!
I really like the fact that there are still a few that read because social media sucks us in and bam we're stuck in this box as to where when we go and do something like music, or reading or going out into the wilderness we leave everything that's sucking us in and we are finally free to do think for ourselves
Ahh LOVE The Borrowers! Grew up reading that
My favourite classic and one of my favourite books of all time is To Kill a Mockingbird. I was intimidated by it because I hadn't had great luck with classics before that, but it's narrated by a child and written in fairly modern language, so it's very easy to read, and on top of that it's creepy, nostalgic, emotional and sooooo heartwarming. Definitely give it a go if you haven't read it yet!
Do not want to imagine a world without books. F451 is awesome.
For anyone reading this in the future, the book is called Fahrenheit 451. It's really interesting.
@@WafflessGaming but awful execution
bryan - agreed. I found it difficult to sympathize with the characters because they were so shallow.
Thank you so much for these recommendations. I have not read any of these books or many classics at all, so this video was very helpful:) I studied The Outsiders play script in my drama class, but I think that reading the book will be a different experience. Also, when you mention A Tale of Two Cities, I can't help but think of Will and TessaXD
Hi Zoe! You're definitely my favorite booktuber, and I LOVE your recommendations! Keep 'em coming!
I love those book covers!
Your room is goals.
Love the Austin book covers.
I just read The Great Gatsby in December and I was so surprised how much I liked it! I also loved Jane Eyre. Such a great story.
Thanks Zoe. I will definitely pick Emma. Loved P&P!
Thank you. I adore classics!
I am so proud of you for reaching 50k yay!
East of Eden is a must-read if you like modern classics !!
thank you! a lot of those will definetly be in my tbr:)
Love Jane Austen, Wizard of Oz, and Gatsby. Just purchased A Tale of Two Cities, and Fahrenheit 451 has been on my TBR for awhile. The Outsiders and The Borrowers are now on my TBR 😁
For me, the list would feature at least:
The Magic Mountain (Mann)
Don Quijote (Cervantes)
Brothers Karamazov (Dostojevski)
A Hundred Years' Solitude (García Márquez)
Middlemarch (Eliot)
The Master and Margarita (Bulgakov)
Narcissus and Goldmund (Hesse)
They probably don't quite qualify yet due to their cultish status, but also W. G. Sebald (Austerlitz; also too recent), Italo Calvino (If On a Winter's Night a Traveler) and Georges Perec (Life A User's Manual) are definitely up there.
I would say those last three you mentioned should all be considered classics. They make many top 100 books of all time lists.
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i love videos about classic lit! i want to get into it because i feel like i should love classics as a reader but i often end up putting down all the classics i pick up! I did love the great gatsby though.
thanks for some recommendations!
The borrowers OMG ! I watched the anime movie of Ghibli studios 😱 so amazing
The Catcher in the Rye is really good and pretty short I think it's great for teenagers
yes i love that book
This is a really great video, as usual! I borrowed Pride and Prejudice yesterday from the library and I'm required to read The Great Gatsby for my English Literature class so I will be able to tick two of these off soon :)
I got into Audio books towards the middle of last year and have almost exclusively been listening to the "classics". For Whom the Bell Tolls, Prisoner of Zenda (might be my favorite - if never read it, you must!), King Solomon's Mines, Dracula, The Mysterious Island being some of my favorites so far. Gave Moby Dick a try but just couldn't get into it; might try again later. Currently in the middle of The War of the Worlds.
Yay! I'm so excited you did this video :D Pride and Prejudice is my favorite too:)
Have you read "East of Eden" by John Steinbeck? This is one of my favourite books ever.
yes! love classic lit and also your eyebrows on fleeeeeeeek!
❤📚📚❤️ The Borrowers is the book I remember most as a child. It's the book that started me on this long and beautiful journey of reading!
Thank you so much for this video!! I will definitely check out your suggestions! And off topic, what lipstick are you wearing? I love it!!!
Wow I've seen the "Borrowers" as a movie when I was a kid and it was my favourite movie of all time! I never thought it was a book, I really want to read this now! Thanks for these recommendations, I should read more classics.
the way you describe the plot of these books TOTALLY makes me want to read them 100% more! you make them sound like fun reads rather than boring like people seem to think they are these days! i am totally gonna give jane austen a go, for sure
lord of the flies by william golding is really good :) quite dark and a bit violent but still really good
My favourite classic I’ve read!
makeup always on point👌🏻
super agree with fahrenheit 451!! totally love that book
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Great choices, especially the Outsiders and Gatsby. I think I'll pick up Tale of Two Cities. I don't know if you've read Jane Eyre, but I'd definitely recommend that to anyone. It's a little long but the language is not that difficult.
I'm almost done reading Pride and Prejudice and I'm gonna try reading your recommendations ! ❤
I love the Outsiders. Aminal Farm is also really good.
our teacher called "The Socs" "the Socks" and I was so confused when I read because I say "Sosch" too, so I was like 'wait what socks is she talking about" (that was when i was 13 excuse my stupidity)
it is pronounced "sosch" because Soc is supposed to be short for socials so "sosch" is the pronunciation.
I don't read classic books that often but thank you for selecting classics that are easy to read because that's what I'm looking for. :)
I freaking love Pride and Prejudice, unfortunately, I haven't gotten to any other of Jane Austen's books but I will soon! As a classic, I would recommend William Faulkner's As I Lay Dying. That is the book that opened me to a whole other universe of reading! I also recommend Homeless Bird by Gloria Whelan. Not exactly classic but I was reminded of it when you mentioned The Borrower's for some reason.
You should read Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. So far, this is one of my favorite classics so far and the Outsiders
I can totally recommend Chess Story by Stefan Zweig, it's an Austrian classic and soooo good and well-written!
Alice in Wonderland is one of my favorite children's classics. I love all the ones you mentioned, though! And I couldn't recommend Shakespeare more-- there are some amazing speeches and stories and ideas in those old plays. My favorites will always be Hamlet and As You Like It. Well, I think they will. I'm fifteen and I imagine I'll have a much different reading experience with all these classics when I'm older.
Have you read the other OZ books that Baum wrote? Though not as well known as The Wizard of OZ, I remember enjoying them a lot when I was younger and read them several times as my elementary school had the entire set. I loved the Borrowers too and borrowed it from the public library a lot.
Tuck Everlasting is a great classic!
I just bought emma recently! Now I'm excited to read it! I didn't quite understand the great gatsby and I think that was due to the fact that perhaps I missed out on a lot of the themes and motifs and stuff but I know alot of people loved it
Anne of Green Gables series
Great recommendations, now I really want to try and read more classics! :D
I absolutely love the outsiders - I read it in my English class 😁
I really enjoy your recommendation videos, they're really informative. Thanks :)
This is a great video to watch for anyone looking to get into classics!
Fahrenheit 451 is now in my TBR!
I just started Gone With The Wind by Margaret Mitchell. I’m only 40 pages in so I can’t say if I like it or not but I can tell that I will. And also I read The Wizard Of Oz when I was in fourth grade and I absolutely LOVED it
Aww the borrowers!! I loved the movie as a kid!
Those Jane Austen covers are so beautiful!!
I read Pride and Prejudice and I agree with you on the simplicity of language as compared to usual classics!