Top Best Books You Don't Want To Miss Out On
These are books you definitely don't want to miss out on. You'll truly love these books.
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- To Kill a Mockingbird This timeless classic, first published in 1960, examines human behavior and the collective conscience of the Deep South in the early twentieth century. The delicate strands of prejudice, hatred, hypocrisy, love, and innocence are intertwined with humour to create one of the great novels ever written.
- 1984 Despite the fact that George Orwell's dystopian, totalitarian world of control, fear, and falsehoods has passed us by, the dystopian, totalitarian world of control, fear, and falsehoods has never been more relevant. Explore Winston Smith's life as he attempts to understand his evolving human nature in a society where individuality, freewill, and love are prohibited.
- Harry Potter I'm sure you've heard of Harry Potter, but have you actually read the books? Join Harry Potter as he embarks on his trip into the magical realm, where he is known as the "Boy Who Lived." Visit Hogwarts, meet your favorite characters, and witness Harry develop into one of the world's most famous literary figures.
- Lord of the Rings Middle Earth is a fantastical, vast mythical planet full of conflict, heroes, evil, and innocence. Despite the fact that our protagonist Frodo Baggins' quest appears to be impossible to finish, this trilogy is a story of success in the face of adversity.
- The Great Gatsby Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby, published in 1925, portrays the excess of the Jazz Age and one man's introduction to a world where even the most opulent lives cannot win love.
- Pride and Prejudice Pride And Prejudice is one of the most famous novels of all time, depicting the courtship of two opposing personalities in a world where respect and manners are paramount.
- Diary of a Young Girl Anne Frank's diary is an unforgettable and profoundly impactful chronicle of a little girl's life as she hides from the Nazis. Anne believes that people are still good at heart and that the world is full with beauty, despite her circumstances: she will alter your life.
- The Book Thief The Book Thief is set in Germany in 1939 and follows Liesel as she saves books from Nazi power. Meanwhile, her family has a Jewish warrior hiding in their cellar, and death watches over them, recounting our story. Discover bravery rarely seen in the world and friendship developed in the most improbable of circumstances.
- The Hobbit The Hobbit was originally written as a small children's novel, despite the films' curiously long length. As the memorable Bilbo Baggins explores the rough landscapes of Middle Earth to confront a dragon, meet your favorite characters for the first time.
- Little Women Follow four sisters as they grow up in lovely 19th-century New England, each with its own distinct personality. As these girls grow into strong women, witness their difficulties and relish in their faults.
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