Which one should I read and why
Not typically a C.S. Lewis fan, but The Great Divorce was alright. Considering this look likes it's for a high school assignment it's short and easy as fuck to read.
If I was going with the most interesting off the list, I really enjoyed War of the Worlds and Frankenstein. Nothing on there was awe inspiring for me.
make your own decisions you fucking dumb faggot
but objectively austen is the best writer on that list no matter how pleb manchildren here feel
A Tale of Two Cities is great. It's got Dickens' classic drama and elegance, but much more concise and action-packed than much of his work.
A tale of two cities is objectively the best book on that list
>>7735516
Wuthering Heights is objectively the best book on that list
>>7735516
I like Frankenstein a lot because
Robinson Crusoe. Can write a hundred pages on the footprint alone.
>>7735516
All the Dickens + Bronte stuff are undeniably the most satisfying reads.
Jane Austen + Burney for Thomas Hardy lite
Everything else is very enjoyable (especially if you're a male age 14 - 19) and can be read over the course of a weekend or two
Start with the greeks
>>7735516
Frankenstein is one of my all time favourite books. Robinson Crusoe is great too if you're still in grade 3
Robinson Crusoe, of course.
>>7735553
Objective best? No such thing.
Most enjoyable for low-test beta cucks and women? Sure.
A Tale of Two Cities is ridiculously good. Some people think the prose is hard to read but I loved it.
>>7737169
The movie was pretty boring, is the book significantly better?
>>7737175
I don't know, I didn't watch the movie, but there's probably a reason why the book is regarded as an all-time classic and nobody has ever heard of the movie.
>>7737179
Wow, you didn't even watch the movie?
Pleb.
>>7735516
>that many women
lmao
>>7737206
>pleb
Hahahaha, you must be a plant from /v/ because you are so clever :^)
>>7735516
Wurthing heights
>>7737164
>muh fitard relativism
kek
The War of the Worlds.
The greatest scifi work ever and Well's masterpiece.
