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Jane Eyre – A Journey From Childhood to Marriage

Jane Eyre – A Journey From Childhood to MarriageJane Eyre is one of the most famous romance novels of all time. Just like Pride and Prejudice, it has strong content and a beautifully romantic story. Charlotte Brontë wrote and published the novel under the pen name “Currer Bell”. The novel showcases many elements which were taboo in society at the time. A male pseudonym helped it gain the recognition it deserves. Literary critics categorised this novel as a bildungsroman, a genre where the story focuses on the protagonist’s moral and psychological growth during youth to adulthood.Browse Now: https://classicbookscompany.com/?s=JANE+EYRE&post_type=product

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Hard Times – Sowing, Reaping & GarneringHard Times is a classic fiction first published in 1854. Initially, it was a series in Charles Dickens’s weekly publication, Household Words, and there were twenty weekly serials before he published the entire novel. Charles split the book into three parts, each sharing great lessons to the readers. Well, it is only Charles who can project societal issues of the day and connect them to the biblical concept “Whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap” (Galatians 6:7). The story of the book revolves around the main protagonist Mr Gradgrind and his beliefs.Browse Now: https://classicbookscompany.com/?s=HARD+TIMES&post_type=product

Heart of Darkness: Story of Atrocities of Imperia

Heart of Darkness: Story of Atrocities of ImperialismAuthor: Joseph Conrad"Many readers regard Joseph Conrad (Dec 1857- Aug 1924) as a modernist. His works are primarily into realism. His anti-hero subjects are the most popular characters. Adaptation of his stories is not a new phenomenon. Regarded as one of the top novelists and story writers, he has inspired many upcoming novelists of current times. Heart of Darkness was Conrad's finest works. Imperialism and colonialist atrocities weren't a secret anymore, yet this novel was eye-opening to most of the world."Read more: https://classicbookscompany.com/?s=HEART+OF+DARKNESS&post_type=product

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"Hamlet": A fight for Vengeance or JusticeAuthor: William Shakespeare"William Shakespeare does not require an introduction. Everyone in the literary world knows him by his works and have grown reading them. He is known as the world's greatest dramatist. The list of tragic plays and dramas is quite long for William, and each one is equally amazing and appealing. However, "Hamlet" is one of his best work, as per the readers. It is surprising to know that the play is the most filmed story after Cinderella."Read more: https://classicbookscompany.com/?s=HAMLET&post_type=product

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North and South by Elizabeth GaskellSomeone aptly said that North and South is like Pride and Prejudice, but with more social issues and strong characters. Jane Austen and Elizabeth Gaskell wrote on many issues that many writers of that era did not, from social class discrimination to feminism. Their concerns are prominent in the female lead characters of their story. Maybe that’s why many people connect both the books together even though they are decades apart.Browse Now: classicbookscompany.com/?s=NORTH+AND+SOUTH&post_type=product ... See MoreSee Less

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