FAMOUS CLASSIC BOOKS

Famous Classic Books are a perennial source of enjoyment to book-lovers; they offer a unique reading pleasure and experience which no other book can provide. The age of Classicism was indeed, a golden and glorious era in the history of literature. Works composed in this period underlined the essential sprits of Classicism – beauty and truth. It also reflected the artistic qualities of the writers during that period, which had always been acclaimed by book-lovers.

Classical literary works include all genres of literature - prose, poetry, novels, plays, dramas, short stories, fictions, non-fictions and critical essays. Most of the Famous Classic Books belong to any of these genres. These Classical works retain their popularity down the ages due to authentic themes and linguistic styles. In fact, works during that period wrote on exceptional topics, involving a style which was very different from what we find today.

Any Famous Classic Book essentially falls under the following categories:

• Mystery
• Romance and Love
• Horrors
• Adventures
• Comedies


• Fantasy
• Greek and Roman Classics
• Mystery and Crime
• Science Facts
• Science Fictions
• Tragedies
• Philosophy

These are some of the famous Classic books that people always love to read:

• “ A Study in Scarlet ” by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
• “ A Woman of No Importance ” by Oscar Wilde
• “ Agnes Grey ” by Anne Bronte
• “ Around the World in Eighty Days ” by Jules Verne
• “ Daisy Miller ” by Henry James
• “ Essays and Lectures ” by Oscar Wilde
• “ Frankenstein ” by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley
• “ Hamlet , Prince of Denmark ” and “ Much Ado About Nothing ” by William Shakespeare
• “ Kidnapped ” by Robert Louis Stevenson
• “ Mansfield Park ” by Jane Austen
• “ Night and Day ” by Virginia Woolf
• “ Nostromo ” by Joseph Conrad
• “ Three Men in a Boat ” by Jerome K. Jerome
• “ The Lamb ”, “ London ” and " The Tyger " by William Blake
• “ Ode on a Grecian Urn ”, “ La Belle Dame Sans Merci ” and “ The Eve of St. Agnes ” by John Keats
• “The Waste Land ” by T. S. Eliot
• “ Tintern Abbey ” and “ Prelude ” by William Wordsworth
From time immemorial, the famous Classic books have a totally different appeal on the minds of the readers. This has helped them to get public appreciation and popular recognition ever since man had learnt read and to enjoy books.