Ranking every classic I read in 2020✒️

the writing was beautiful i adored it made me so emotional which i wasn't really expecting it really hit home especially the scenes with the ghost of christmas past

this was so sweet so cozy i would highly recommend it is a children's book loved it

i was honestly a little bit disappointed with this just because i think i had so many expectations but i really enjoyed it no matter what

what i loved most about this was de bruyne's writing his beautiful poetic language was just wow something i didn't know i needed in my life

it was fine it was quite an interesting commentary and conversation to have it just definitely wasn't the best classic i read all year

i think i enjoy the experience more of having finished it and being able to sit and think about it and kind of having the story with me rather than actually enjoying the experience of reading it

number 23 would be death on the nile which i enjoyed a little bit more than murder on the links

giovanni's room was just james baldwin is just so talented and his writing in this book the symbolism the imagery just it was all so good so good in its devastating effects

there's so many people i love in here there's so many spooky elements there's so many light-hearted elements i just really enjoyed it i was so touched

i was absolutely enamored by the little small fragments that ann carson translates there was just so much there

there's just so much about victorian society and oscar wilde's wit and his prose and just his beautiful way with words i love loved it

i loved it i got to read this in october it was fun it was great i just think standing it up next to a lot of classical works that i read once again it does rank quite low

this is a book i've thought about almost every single day since finishing it this is just outstanding one of the most brilliant the most brilliant book i've ever read

pride and prejudice of course still remains my favorite

i would really recommend the language in here is just like gold loved it so much highly recommend

there's so much awfulness in this book in this play but there's also so much beauty and like the themes that he explores in here the writing that he goes and lets these people say in here it's just so beautiful

i did enjoy sense and sensibility but it's definitely one of i think the least memorable classics i had the experience of reading this year

this really was so nice so comforting i loved seeing one of his earliest works that he put out and how he's developed since then and i just i loved it so much

i wasn't loving everything that was happening in them i didn't find myself really like gripped or held tightly as i imagined the readers of the day would have been

this was really good fun honestly i found so much in here that i was so interested in and would love to explore more in the future

more than that i just found it really funny and that was honestly fine i loved it was so strange so wacky i would love to read it again

although i do really like the island of dr moreau that's kind of the only exception i've found so far

i really enjoyed it i have to say i still think i prefer the film version but this one was just such just such sweet good fun

this book has always been a huge part of my life and i can't ignore that it's just it's just always been there for me and it's one of my favorite stories of all time

it was incredible i cried i cried reading this book because it was that beautiful it was too beautiful and i cried

i really did end up loving the writing in this book which surprised me because when i first started it i was like this is incredibly dense incredibly hard to break through to try and see what is actually being said here

this was one of the coziest books i read this year i have to say the prose was charming beautiful so sweet so meandering and just you really felt like you were sinking into the story taking your time

shirley jackson's writing i loved it just really like fit what i wanted from the story