CLASSIC BOOKS FOR ANYONE | easy, medium, hard recommendations

Room of One's Own is all about how women need their own goddamn space to function and to work and to have their own economy to be independent and to be able to write

I have never had the pleasure of reading all of gender trouble but it's just it's fantastic it's really good and it's again so relevant to Orlando and there's so much in here about like identity and clothes and performance

at this point I have read nine of Dickens novels and Great Expectations was my first and remains my favorite so good

this is a love letter to readers I felt so appreciated reading this book I think I just felt so loved reading this book and also so hated because it's so hard to read but so understood as a reader and it's just it's a really great it's really great

I read this for the first time last year and I just fell in love it is such a sweet book such a sweet book

I love Orlando so much I've read two or three is it two or three wolf novels but Orlando is my favorite I really love this I love this so much

I love this poem so much this is one of my favorite poems is one of my favorite texts like of all time I just love it I love it so much it is one of the greatest seriously one of the greatest things I've ever read in the world

last year I got to read my first book of his as like an adult and I really enjoyed my myself so I read slaughter house 5 by Kurt vonet

the first story that comes is the one that is just so surreal so creepy so fever dream it feels exactly like a fever dream where you are in this land of symbols

this is one of the first books that I read in 2025 really great so good so good so spooky this was published in 1940 and this is a short book that does so much so much with this little page count

in the novel it is so absurd it's so absurd it's so funny I think it's seriously one of the most funny books that I've ever read in my life

one that I would really recommend you read alongside this one to get just I think maybe a little bit deeper into the horrors of this kind of trauma and getting unstuck in time is unclaimed experience by Kathy kth

then you get these like really holy riveting so human so beautiful these passages of just like glorious emotion basically pocketed into this textbook

think I struggled a little bit with the writing it seemed a little bit insubstantial like a lot of this book just seemed a little bit insubstantial and hard to grasp to me in terms of the actual sentences on the page if that makes any sense but something I loved about this the exploration of Nature and ecology