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Great Expectations
by Charles DickensGreat Expectations is a novel written by Charles Dickens about an orphan's blind expectations of becoming wealthy by unanimous source. Pip becomes an orphan at early age and finds his shelter with his sister and brother in law...
The Iron Heel
by Jack LondonThe Iron Heel is an unusual novel for Jack London and considered as the first novel to be written by a man which is narrated by a woman protagonist. This dystopian fiction work narrates the struggle of a social movement which is strongly opposed by the oligarchic tyranny in the beginning of the twentieth century...
Siddhartha
by Hermann HesseSiddhartha is a novel about spirituality written by Herman Hesse in a lyrical style. Siddhartha, an Indian brahmin quits his comfortable life in his quest to find the true happiness. Along with his friend Govinda, he meets Buddha and listen to his teachings, but finally think the enlightenment can not be taught by any one else rather to be felt by..
Persuasion
by Jane AustenPersuasion, the last completed novel of Jane Austen written by her during her ailing health conditions. Unlike other novels of Jane Austen, the lead character of the story is a woman at her later twenties, however the author's typical style is reflected in this novel also...
Gulliver's Travels
by Jonathan SwiftGulliver's Travels is a fantasy novel written by the Irish novelist Jonathan Swift with lots of humor and satire. A sailor's travel into four different and unusual fictitious nations where the characters are abnormal in size...
The Importance of Being Earnest
by Oscar WildeThe Importance of Being Earnest is a comedy play dramatized by Oscar Wilde and is considered as the master piece of the the author...
Madame Bovary
by Gustave FlaubertMadame Bovary is a novel written by Gustave Flaubert which focuses on the immoral life of a woman leads to disaster to their family and ends up in their daughter being orphaned and forced to become a labor in spite of being born as a daughter to a doctor...
The Canterville Ghost
by Oscar WildeThe Canterville Ghost is a short story written by Oscar Wilde which conveys the message of frightening can not be easy always even for ghosts. Sir Simon who had been able to create fear to the residents for decades in his haunted house, he could not repeat the same when Mrs.Otis family bought the house in spite of warnings from neighboring residen..