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By *ake_or_death OP Man 18 weeks ago

Manchester

What are your favourite 19th century novels? What do you like about them?

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By (user no longer on site) 18 weeks ago

"What are your favourite 19th century novels? What do you like about them?"

...What?

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By *ohn.Wick.Man 18 weeks ago

Excommunicdo.

Bram Stokers Dracula is the only one I’ve ever read, therefore is my favourite.

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By *ake_or_death OP Man 18 weeks ago

Manchester

"Bram Stokers Dracula is the only one I’ve ever read, therefore is my favourite."

To be fair it's a good one to choose.

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By *vaRose43Woman 18 weeks ago

Forest of Dean

Pride & prejudice

Jane Eyre

The picture of Dorian grey

Dracula

The scarlet letter

Three musketeers

I can’t pick just one

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By *ostindreamsMan 18 weeks ago

London

Crime and Punishment

War and Peace

Brothers Karamazov

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By *ostindreamsMan 18 weeks ago

London

"Crime and Punishment

War and Peace

Brothers Karamazov"

Forgot to mention what I like. Dostoevsky's philosophy and Tolstoy's depiction of the war and beautiful characters written by both of them.

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By *zeroMan 18 weeks ago

Glasgow

War of the Worlds. HG Wells was years ahead of his time.

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By *iltsTSgirlTV/TS 18 weeks ago

Chichester

"War of the Worlds. HG Wells was years ahead of his time."

Agreed

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By *ake_or_death OP Man 18 weeks ago

Manchester

"Crime and Punishment

War and Peace

Brothers Karamazov"

I need to do a big Dostoyevsky re-read. I read The Adolescent for a first time recently.

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By *ake_or_death OP Man 18 weeks ago

Manchester

"War of the Worlds. HG Wells was years ahead of his time."

The run of books he wrote from The Time Machine to First Men In The Moon basically invents (or provides a popular example of) most of the sci-fi sub-genres that are still in use today. Plus books like The War In The Air and The Shape Of Things To Come that predict future events. Some of his early non-'scientific romances' aren't bad either.

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By *ools and the brainCouple 18 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.

Moby Dick.

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By *arvey67Man 18 weeks ago

Grimsby

War of the world's

The time machine

A Christmas Carol

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By *ervent_fervourMan 18 weeks ago

Halifax

Frankenstein, despite Victor being a complete cockhead. i feel so sorry for the 'monster' who's even denied a name. And the sexual politics around Mary, the novel, the publication, and Percu and her family is shocking.

Wuthering Heights.

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By *uri00620Woman 18 weeks ago

Croydon

Children's stories, lots: Heidi, Grimm & Anderson fairytales, Alice in Wonderland.

Adult: Dracula.

I really want to like Moby Dick because the history of whaling is really interesting but get bored every time :/

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By *penminddmanMan 18 weeks ago

Lisburn

The return of the man that never came back

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