For Whom the Bell Tolls (Scribner Classics)269 reviews Ernest Hemingway Scribner, 1996 The best of Hemingway + A Must-Read + Heminway is a GOD ! + For Whom the Bell Tolls             The Haunting of Hill House (Penguin Classics)328 reviews Shirley Jackson Penguin Classics, 2006 One of her best + Read and reread + One of the best books ever written, and the scariest + Delirious & eerie             The Woman in White (Penguin Classics)114 reviews Wilkie Collins Penguin Classics, 2003 Another gem from Collins + The Woman at White is a Victorian Novel which will keep you up in the wee hours of the morning! + Madness, Mystery and the First Fat Villain + Wonderful Read! + Remember When It Was Written             Uncle Tom's Cabin (Wordsworth Classics)146 reviews Harriet Beecher Stowe Wordsworth Editions Ltd, 1999 A towering, very important American classic + Skeleton in the Closet + My perspective on Uncle Tom's Cabin + Incredible Classic Still Relevant Today             The Scarlet Letter12 reviews Nathaniel Hawthorne CreateSpace, 2008 Dark, meaningful, and dare I say sexy? + Great Book!! + Classic I think this is one of my favorites from high school English or whenever I read the thing, and I agree that it is a classic full of excellent imagery, strong characters, and of course all that symbolism we all love to hate. But outside the annoying intellectual stuff, this is just a great story ...             The Grapes of Wrath (Penguin Modern Classics)3 reviews John Steinbeck Penguin Classics, 2000 Perhaps my favorite book of all time + FABULOUS!!!! This story is a foundation of "modern classic literature". It not only tells the story of an idividual family, but paints a picutre of an era as a whole, and more than that; speaks to the humanity in everyone.             Gulliver's Travels (Penguin Classics)22 reviews Jonathan Swift Penguin Classics, 2003 Gulliver's Travel is the greatest satire in the English language + a fantastic book + The Greatest Book! Satire is a staple of comedy shows on cable tv. However, the greatest satirist of the English language is not to be found in hilarious monologues on television. His name is Jonathan Swift. Swift was an Irish born bishop from Dublin who lived from 1667 to 1775. In his greatest piece of fiction ...             The Jungle (Enriched Classics)10 reviews Upton Sinclair Pocket, 2004 "The Jungle" Review: + The Jungle "The Jungle" by Upton Sinclair clearly states how people wanted to live the American Dream; which was unfortunately extremely hard in those types of conditions. The setting of the story takes place at first in Lithuania and then the family then moves to Packington, a meat-packing sector of Chicago ...             What Makes Sammy Run?22 reviews Budd Schulberg Vintage, 1993 What Makes Sammy Run + a classic - please buy it + Now this is a classic + Reading about this louse is not such great fun             198411 reviews George Orwell Signet Classics, 1950 Amazing + A Haunting, Believable Look At the End of Human Freedom + A very disturbing book + What It Means to Be Human + the hobo philosopher             A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (P.S.)553 reviews Betty Smith Harper Perennial Modern Classics, 2005 One of the best that I have ever read + Kimberly B. + Could relate well + an endless classic + Masterpiece             Dracula (Barnes & Noble Classics)5 reviews Bram Stoker Barnes & Noble Classics, 2005 It sucks + "For the dead travel fast" + Good book + The One & Only Dracula             Sketches by Boz (Penguin Classics)2 reviews Charles Dickens Penguin Classics, 1996 Sketches by Boz [Penguin Classics edition] + See the evolving genius of Charles Dickens emerge in his Sketches by Boz In bookstores and libraries, literary classics are a dime a dozen. There are so many different editions available of each that the problem becomes one not of finding a good read but of selecting the edition of it that's right for you. Charles Dickens is perhaps the most popular of the past ...             Pride and Prejudice (Signet Classics)903 reviews Jane Austen Signet Classics, 2008 Boy oh boy was I ever wrong about Lady Jane!!! + Worth paying for on the Kindle + What a Year for the Bennets + as always, better than the movie + Pride and Prejudice             Wuthering Heights (Oxford World's Classics)502 reviews Emily Bronte Oxford University Press, USA, 1998 Will Always Be A Classic + To be appreciated, not loved + Gothic romance I honestly didn't think that I would enjoy this book as much as I did. :] It is a love and hate story. I wasn't fond of Catherine or Heathcliff, but i enjoyed the book. It took me a little while to really get into but after that i couldn't put it down! :] But if your looking for a happy story with ...             Great Gatsby5 reviews F. Scott Fitzgerald Topeka Bindery, 2004 It's like a block of cheese, but in a good way + The Summer of `22 + The Great Gatsby + A Classic Tragedy             The Canterbury Tales (Penguin Classics)30 reviews Geoffrey Chaucer Penguin Classics, 2003 Yess + very nice + Classic + The Hobo Philosopher             Robinson Crusoe (Modern Library Classics)58 reviews Daniel Defoe Modern Library, 2001 A Classic + I guess I'm one of those obnoxious lovers of adventure + Captivating + Rich at many levels             Moby-Dick: or, The Whale (Modern Library Classics)12 reviews Herman Melville Modern Library, 2000 Melville's wicked modern masterpiece + Melville goes to the depths + Confusing, sometimes pedantic, always wonderful + This is not the book for you if you're looking for a thriller.             One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (Penguin Classics)66 reviews Ken Kesey Penguin Classics, 2002 One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest + Other people may think you are crazy, but you really aren't. + One flew over the Cuckoos Nest + Once one lands in the nest he is never permitted to leave... + Classic!