I totally agree with you as I share the same passion for the classics and I started reading them when I was a pre-teen. Jane Austin is my absolute favorite and I have read some Charles Dickens.zoomintovicky wrote: ↑24 Nov 2013, 16:30 I think classics should not be seen by children and teenagers just as homework. Charles Dickens is my favourite author and has been since I was 11, every time I re-read one of his books I find something new. And the best thing about Classics is that you can always relate to them, even though they were written ages ago.
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“Pride and Prejudice” written by Jane Austen
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