Classics

[close] The world is made up of two kinds of people, first are those who love classics, the second are those who have not yet read a classic. Be bold and join us as we tackle the classics, New & Old Classics, Long & Short Classics and some that just exhibit potential to become a classic. If you are part of the second group of people, the classic you can love for a lifetime is just pages away. Here in this group you will find members from around the world that are interested and supportive about reading classics, so don’t delay, join today.

[close] People who are new to classic books can discuss which books to read and what they think of books they have already read. People who are experienced with classics are welcome and encouraged. ~True Classics contain ideas that are relevant for the human condition and resonate in a multitude of different ways regardless of the era they were written in or about.~ -CURRENTLY READING: Little Dorrit

[close] Welcome to "Our Classical Journey" where reading the classics will carry you to another place and time! As a group we will read and discuss classics from authors who have penned some of the greatest literature of all time! And as you travel along you too may be inspired to pick up your quill, dip it into the ink and write the next great novel! Please join us on "Our Classical Journey" where everyone is welcomed!

[close] AP English Literature and Composition is an intro college-level reading course. The novels, plays, and poems listed on the exam's free-response question make-up a curated list of some of the best and most important works of Western literature. Join us as we read around 400 of these great books.