982 books
—
1,258 voters
Classics
A classic stands the test of time. The work is usually considered to be a representation of the period in which it was written; and the work merits lasting recognition. In other words, if the book was published in the recent past, the work is not a classic.
A classic has a certain universal appeal. Great works of literature touch us to our very core beings--partly because they integrate themes that are understood by readers from a wide range of backgrounds and levels of experience. Themes of love, hate, death, life, and faith touch upon some of our most basic emotional responses.
Although the ...more
A classic has a certain universal appeal. Great works of literature touch us to our very core beings--partly because they integrate themes that are understood by readers from a wide range of backgrounds and levels of experience. Themes of love, hate, death, life, and faith touch upon some of our most basic emotional responses.
Although the ...more
The Seagull
SIGNED ADVANCE READER COPY GIVEAWAY
"A crisp, conversational translation that makes Chekhov’s words sing."—Kirkus Reviews
"A new translation of Chekhov' ...more
View Details »
by
Release
date: Apr 22, 2021
SIGNED ADVANCE READER COPY GIVEAWAY
"A crisp, conversational translation that makes Chekhov’s words sing."—Kirkus Reviews
"A new translation of Chekhov' ...more
View Details »
Format: Print book
Giveaway ends in:
a
Availability: 22 copies available, 1843 people requesting
Giveaway dates: Feb 03 - Mar 04, 2021
Countries available: U.S.
The Brave Historian
by
Release
date: Feb 23, 2021
NEW RELEASE! Enter for a chance to win one of 100 first edition copies of The Brave Historian by Robert D. Gaines.
A powerful and unforgettable novel a ...more
View Details »
A powerful and unforgettable novel a ...more
View Details »
Format:
Giveaway ends in:
a
Availability: 100 copies available, 160 people requesting
Giveaway dates: Mar 01 - Mar 08, 2021
Countries available: U.S.
Related Genres
Related News
Thirty-four years after the publication of her dystopian classic, The Handmaid's Tale, Atwood returns to continue the story of Offred. We talked...
“
All the girls in the world were divided into two classes: one class included all the girls in the world except her, and they had all the usual human feelings and were very ordinary girls; while the other class -herself alone- had no weaknesses and was superior to all humanity.
”
― Anna Karenina
― Anna Karenina
3,344 members,
last active 2 hours ago
24 members,
last active 6 days ago
4,088 members,
last active 20 minutes ago
2,415 members,
last active an hour ago
Tags
Tags contributing to this page include: classics, classic, clàssic, clàssics, genre__classics, klasyka, lektury-klasyka, the-classics, and классика






















































