7 Best Jane Austen Novels
Jane Austen was born in Hampshire in 1775. At age 7, she got a bad case of typhus…
by Katy Thornton March 5, 2021
Jane Austen was born in Hampshire in 1775. At age 7, she got a bad case of typhus…
by Katy Thornton March 5, 2021
“It is a truth universally acknowledged” that Pride and Prejudice is one of the greatest works of English…
by Alexandra Davies February 15, 2021
Virginia Woolf had long been occupying a minor spot in the modernist literary canon when her work…
by Ana Markovic January 29, 2021
Jack London’s 1903 novel The Call of the Wild is a staple of American literature. It’s a novel…
by Jeff Somers January 25, 2021
Jane Eyre is a beloved classic, a curriculum staple, and an all-time favorite for many. When Book Riot…
by Peri Walker January 11, 2021
Ernest Hemingway is a legendary and challenging figure in modern literature. A voracious consumer of life, Hemingway idealized…
by Jeff Somers December 7, 2020
The novel was born in the 18th century, but it reached maturity in the 19th century. With early…
by Thea Dunne November 23, 2020
Charlotte’s Web by E.B. White is considered a classic thanks to its relatable characters and bittersweet ending. Since…
by Alexandra Davies November 13, 2020
The lure of The Great Gatsby pulls readers in time and time again. A mysterious, handsome man pining…
by Victoria Bottomley September 18, 2020
The 18th century was a prolific time in European literature as it saw the development of the modern…
by Ana Markovic September 17, 2020