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  1. Red and Black (Classic Translation Lin) [France] Standal322k Wordscompleted Julien, a young man born in the common people, relies on his intelligence and perseverance. In order to realize his huge ambition, he struggled in a hierarchical society. Just when he thought he was on the road to success and had a love that transcended class, society ruthlessly sent him to the guillotine. 77Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  2. Notre Dame De Paris (Masterpieces of Foreign Literature Series) Hugo332k Wordscompleted This book is the first large-scale romantic novel by French writer Hugo. It uses bizarre and contrasting techniques to tell a story that took place in France in the 15th century: Claude, the vice-president of Notre Dame de Paris, was sanctimonious and vicious, loved first and then hated, and persecuted the Gypsy girl Esmeralda. The ugly but kind-hearted bell ringer Quasimodo sacrificed his life to save the girl. The novel exposes the hypocrisy of religion, declares the bankruptcy of asceticism, 71Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  3. Notre Dame De Paris (French) Victor Hugo122k Wordscompleted "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" is a must-read romantic work. The plot of the novel is twists and turns, tense and vivid, unpredictable, dramatic and legendary. It is highly artistic and takes the history of the reign of French King Louis XI more than 400 years ago as the background, truly showing the dark dealings between the palace and the church. The novel exposes the hypocrisy of religion, declares the bankruptcy of asceticism, praises the kindness, friendship and self-sacrifice of the lower w 66Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  4. Pride and Prejudice Jane Austen233k Wordscompleted The great American literary critic Edmund Wilson said: "In the history of British literature for nearly one and a quarter centuries, there have been several revolutions of taste, but only Shakespeare and Jane Austen have endured." This book is one of Austen's most famous works. Mrs. Bennet's lifelong ambition is to marry her five daughters decently, so she always regards the wealthy bachelors nearby as a piece of property that one of her daughters deserves, so there are several young couples who 63Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  5. The Little Prince (English Version) Saint-Exupéry74k Wordscompleted A pilot was forced to land in the Sahara Desert due to a plane malfunction and met a cute little prince. The little prince came from a small planet, where there was a rose. The little prince liked her very much, but he didn't know how to love her. He was tired of Rose's boasting and endless demands on him, and left his planet. He went to many different planets and met kings, vain people, drunkards and businessmen, etc. Later, he came to the earth and met the pilot in trouble. The little prince l 62Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  6. Gone with the Wind (English Original Version) Margaret Mitchell1.9M Wordscompleted "Gone with the Wind" is a novel by the famous American writer Margaret Mitchell. In 1937, she won the Pulitzer Prize for this book, and in 1949, she was killed in a car accident. She did not leave many works in her short life, but only one GONE WITH THE WIND was enough to establish her unshakable position in the history of world literature. The story told in this book is: the American Civil War destroyed the economy of Georgia and even the entire South, black slaves regained their freedom, and t 62Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  7. How Is Steel Made? Nikki Ostrovsky302k Wordscompleted "How Steel Was Tempered" is a novel written by Soviet writer Ostrovsky based on his own experience. The novel narrates the life path of the protagonist Paul Korchagin, showing how he participated in the Soviet revolution and construction, endured various hardships and hardships, and finally defeated himself and grew into a steel warrior. The novel profoundly answers the question "Why do people live?" It contains huge spiritual energy and has influenced and inspired generations of people. "How St 61Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  8. The Moon and Sixpence (Collected Works of Maugham) Maugham143k Wordscompleted "The Moon and Sixpence" is one of the three masterpieces of the British novelist William Somerset Maugham, written in 1919. The novel uses a first-person narrative technique to narrate the entire story. The plot is based on the life of French post-Impressionist painter Gauguin. The middle-aged protagonist, who was originally a securities broker, gave up everything and went to Tahiti in the South Pacific to live with the indigenous people, where he gained inspiration and created many artistic mas 61Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  9. Disqualified from the World·the Setting Sun (Selected Collection of Osamu Dazai) Osamu Dazai120k Wordscompleted The author uses cruel and heavy writing to connect the long and sad life of the protagonist Oba Yezo from his childhood scenery, sufferings to the women and "friends" he has interacted with. The author's spirit invested in this work aims to use the cruel fate of the weak to resist meaninglessness, to inspire people to a certain extent on how to keep their souls in the harsh life, and to reach the other side of their destiny together with people who are suffering. 61Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  10. Translated by Fu Lei, John Christopher Romain Rolland971k Wordscompleted Whenever you feel down, watch "John Christopher"! Nobel Prize in Literature classic masterpiece! Romain Rolland took 20 years to write it, and Fu Lei translated it twice and revised it six times, which took ten years. It is recognized as a superior standard for translation. Romain Rolland: "In this chaotic era of endless disasters, I hope that Christophe will become a strong and loyal friend, so that everyone can have the joy of life and love in their hearts, so that everyone can live and love r 58Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  11. Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea [France] Jules Verne101k Wordscompleted This happened in 1866, when people at sea discovered a huge monster called a narwhal. Aronas accepted the invitation and participated in the capture operation. Unfortunately, during the capture process, he and his servant Conseil fell into the water and accidentally swam onto the back of the monster. Later I learned that this alarming narwhal turned out to be a diving boat with a wonderful structure. This diving boat was secretly built on a desert island in the ocean by a man named Captain Nemo. 57Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  12. Walden Pond (Classic Translation) Thoreau211k Wordscompleted The author Thoreau advocates returning to nature and advocating simple life. "Walden Pond" is a record of his life when he lived alone in a self-built wooden house by Walden Pond. While describing pastoral life and the charming scenery of nature, he also infiltrated wise and refined philosophical thinking. Reading this book quietly and carefully can evoke our distant memories of many beautiful things and emotions in life, change our attitude towards life, and gain spiritual purity and spiritual 57Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  13. Gone with the Wind: GONE with the WIND (Original English Version) Margaret Mitchell1.9M Wordscompleted "Gone with the Wind" is a panoramic social novel with the American Civil War as the historical background and the social life in the South as the living environment. "Gone with the Wind" comprehensively displays the social landscape of the American South and the fateful changes of various characters in the huge social changes. "Gone with the Wind" reveals the inevitable changes in fate of different characters by showing the fateful changes of different characters in a chaotic and complex social 57Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  14. Mei Yi's Translation of How Steel Is Made (Translation Series by Chinese Translators) Nikki Ostrovsky299k Wordscompleted "How Steel Was Tempered" is a "great literary work that transcends national boundaries" and is regarded as a life textbook for young people. This classic work, shining with lofty ideals and full of passion for life, occupies a very important position in the literary history of the former Soviet Union and the world. In this epic heroic biographical novel, the author portrays Paul Korchagin's lofty personality of persistence and perseverance. His image transcends time, space, and national boundari 55Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  15. Snow Country Translated by Kawabata Yasunari/gao Huiqin107k Wordscompleted This book collects two novellas "Snow Country" and "Thousand Cranes" by Kawabata Yasunari. "Snow Country" describes the emotional entanglement between Shimamura, a dance art researcher, who went to a hot spring hotel in Snow Country three times, and a local geisha named Komako, and a girl named Ye Zi who met by chance. During this period, the beauty of nothingness, cleanliness and sadness are depicted to the extreme. "A Thousand Cranes" describes Mitani Kikuharu's illicit love with his father's 55Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  16. Pride and Prejudice (Audio Bilingual Classic) Jane Austen100k Wordscompleted This classic work by Jane Austen tells the love story of the two daughters of the Bennett family. At a dance, the elegant new neighbor Bentley and his eldest daughter Jane fell in love with each other; Bentley's good friend Darcy was arrogant by nature. He was dissatisfied with the frivolity and shallowness of the Bennett family and refused to dance with his second daughter Elizabeth. Soon after, Darcy developed a liking for the intelligent and decent Elizabeth. However, Elizabeth was prejudiced 55Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  17. Translation Series of Kawabata Yasunari's Famous Works: Snow Country Kawabata Yasunari133k Wordscompleted "Going through the long tunnel across the county line is the Snow Country. The night sky is completely white." Geisha Komako and Shimamura met in the snow country. From then on, the lonely Komako began to look forward to a date with him once a year. On his third trip to Snow Country for an appointment, Shimamura was attracted by the pure illusion of leaves reflected on the car window. Since then, several people have been involved in entanglements of love and resentment, until a fire brought ever 54Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  18. Introduction and Test Points of Must-Read Classics: Disqualification in the World Osamu Dazai14 Wordscompleted This book contains many representative works of Osamu Dazai, such as "Disqualification in the World", "Goodbye", "Viyong's Wife", "Setting Sun", "Snowy Night", "Beautiful Man and Smoke", etc. And "Disqualification in the World" is his extremely important work. To be disqualified in the human world is to lose the qualifications to be a human being. The book is composed of the author's preface, postscript, and three letters written by the protagonist Oba Yezang. It describes the protagonist's cont 53Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  19. Notre Dame De Paris (Gomai Classic) Hugo323k Wordscompleted She is both old and young, abrupt and mysterious; She is Quasimodo's cradle and mother, and the lair where Frollo plots his plots; She is Esmeralda's refuge and the monster attacked by the beggars; She is a temple that is feared by all, and a palace that rubs the fate of all. Whether her soul is good or evil, it is always closely related to all living beings... She is, incomparably, Notre Dame. 53Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  20. Crime and Punishment Dostoevsky469k Wordscompleted "Crime and Punishment" is an outstanding social psychological novel, and its publication marked the maturity of Dostoevsky's artistic style. The novel describes that the protagonist Raskolnikov believed that he was an "extraordinary person" like Napoleon. In order to protect his family, he killed an old lady who was a loan shark and her sister. But after committing the crime, he discovered that he was not an "extraordinary person", and he began a long and painful psychological struggle. Eventual 52Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  21. Asukaji Rabindranath Tagore227k Wordscompleted "Birds" is one of Rabindranath Tagore's masterpieces written in 1993, and is also a masterpiece among the best poetry collections in the world. This collection of poems contains a total of 365 poems, which is a very philosophical collection of English aphorisms. This collection of poems contains two backgrounds, one of which is a collection of poems written in Bengali aphorisms "The Broken Jade Collection" that Tagore self-translated, and the other is English poems that he improvised during his 51Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  22. How Is Steel Made? Written by [Su] Ostrovsky; Translated by Zhou Lu203k Wordscompleted "How Steel Was Tempered" is a semi-autobiographical inspirational novel that shines with patriotism and idealism. It was praised by Romain Rolland as "an ode to a fiery and heroic life." The novel takes the Russian October Revolution as the overall background. The protagonist Paul Korchagin was born at the bottom of society and suffered torture and humiliation. Under the influence of Zhukhlai, he gradually grew into a conscious, selfless and strong warrior. Although he was blind and paralyzed in 51Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  23. Red and Black Stendhal880k Wordscompleted The author Stendhal is loved by readers for his profound analysis of the psychology of characters in novels, and is considered an early practitioner of literary realism. The novel records that a young man from another province not only used his own talents and hard work, but also used some deceptive methods and double-dealing in life, to complete the climb up the social ladder and become a so-called upper-class person. But in the end, his true inner feelings betrayed him. The so-called "red" and 50Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  24. Wuthering Heights: WUTHERING HEIGHTS (English Original) Emily Bronte526k Wordscompleted "Wuthering Heights" is a classic masterpiece by the 19th century British female writer Emily Brontë. Since its publication, the novel "Wuthering Heights" has been considered a "strange novel" in the history of British literature. "Wuthering Heights" goes against the sentimental sentiment prevalent in contemporary works, and replaces the low sadness and melancholy with strong love, violent hatred and the ruthless revenge that results. Although it was initially regarded as a naive fantasy of a you 50Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  25. The Most Classic English Corpus: Jane Eyre (English Version) Charlotte Brontë871k Wordscompleted "Jane Eyre" is the masterpiece of the famous British writer Charlotte Bronte in the 19th century. The protagonist Jane Eyre is a pure-hearted and thoughtful woman who lives at the bottom of society and suffers many hardships. But she has a stubborn character and the courage to pursue equality and happiness. With rich lyrical writing style and profound and delicate psychological description, the novel fascinatingly shows the ups and downs of the love experience of the hero and heroine, and praise 50Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  26. A Simple Heart (World Famous Translation Library Flaubert Collection) (French) Flaubert, Liu Mingjiu Editor-In-Chief Li Jianwu, Hu Zongtai, Lang Weizhong,112k Wordscompleted "A Simple Heart" contains the novellas "Memories of a Madman" and "Autumn Rhythm" and the short story "A Simple Heart" by the famous French writer Flaubert. "Memories of a Madman" and "Autumn Rhythm" are his early works. "Memories of a Madman" describes the passion and melancholy of a young man who is silently in unrequited love and obsessed with love. "Autumn Rhythm" tells the story of a lonely, depressed young man who eagerly desires to experience the taste of love, but ends up dying of melanc 47Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  27. Jane Eyre (2019 Standalone) Charlotte Brontë367k Wordscompleted "Jane Eyre" (1847) is a novel with very unique ideological content and artistic form. It uses a lyrical and romantic writing style to describe the deep love between the female governess Jane Eyre and the manor owner Rochester. It successfully created the first female image in British literature to adopt an independent and proactive attitude towards love, life, society and religion. It is regarded as a model of "modern women's novels". 46Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  28. Notes from the Basement Dostoevsky99k Wordscompleted "A man, no matter where he is, no matter who he is, likes to do what he wants to do." Many people have suffered various injustices in life; Many people have had their self-esteem taken a hit; Many people have low self-esteem but dare not speak out; Many people want to resist but find they have no power; Every sensitive person is a "basement person" with a confused, sensitive, struggling, and introspective soul. "It is a human right to justify cowardice and social fear." For those who feel grieva 46Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  29. Insect Diary [French] Written by Henri Fabre; Translated by Wang Guangbo120k Wordscompleted This book is an entomological work that summarizes the types, characteristics, habits and marriage habits of insects. The author integrates the colorful life of insects with his own life insights, and looks at insects with human nature. Every line reveals the author's respect and love for life. In addition to truly recording the life of insects, this book also reflects human society and life through the insect world. The book immediately became a bestseller upon its publication and plays a pivot 46Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  30. Little Prince Eco48k Wordscompleted The little prince is an otherworldly fairy boy who lives on an asteroid that is only a little bigger than him. Accompanying him was a small rose that he loved very much. But Rose's vanity hurt the little prince's feelings for her. The little prince bid farewell to the asteroid and began his journey through space. He visited six planets successively, and all kinds of experiences made him fall into sadness. He felt that the adults were ridiculous and abnormal. Only on one of the lamplighter's plan 44Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  31. Siddhartha (Hesse Selections) Hermann Hesse73k Wordscompleted "Hesse Selections" includes five masterpieces from different periods by Hermann Hesse, winner of the 1946 Nobel Prize for Literature: "Under the Wheel", "Demian: The Wandering Boyhood", "Siddhartha", "Steppenwolf" and "Narcissus and Goldmund". The story of "Siddhartha" begins with the awakening of young Siddhartha's self-awareness. He rebelled from his family and began a tortuous life in search of his true self. Having experienced different thoughts, the temptations of love, power, and wealth, a 43Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  32. Little Prince Saint-Exupéry74k Wordscompleted "The Little Prince" is the masterpiece of the famous French pilot writer Saint-Exupéry. It tells the story of the little prince who had trouble with his favorite rose on his own asteroid, so he started traveling in the universe alone. The little prince visited six planets and met all kinds of people before arriving on the earth. A fox became good friends with the little prince, making him understand love and responsibility, so the little prince wanted to return to his own planet to reunite with 42Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  33. Asukaji Zheng Zhenduo35k Wordscompleted "Birds" is one of Rabindranath Tagore's masterpieces and one of the outstanding poetry collections in the world. This is a collection of English aphorisms and poems rich in philosophy, including a total of 325 beautiful poems. The author not only integrates day and night, streams and oceans, freedom and betrayal into his poems, but also includes love, family affection and friendship, which all show his love for life. 41Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  34. Red and Black (Masterpieces of Foreign Literature Series) Stendhal315k Wordscompleted The novel focuses on the protagonist Julien's personal struggle and description of his two love experiences, revealing the magnificent class struggle during the Restoration Dynasty and reflecting the broad life picture of political darkness, church corruption, aristocratic reaction and the bourgeoisie's greed for profit. Julien's two love motives are all based on love and possession as the starting point, and ultimately achieve his own political goals. The structure of the novel is rigorous and 39Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  35. Wuthering Heights Emily Bronte270k Wordscompleted ★The only novel written by Emily Bronte in her life, the most important masterpiece, a shocking "strange novel" ★A world-renowned literary masterpiece, a highly regarded classic translation with beautiful illustrations ★The earth-shattering love between the hero and heroine, which transcends life and death, is integrated with the wilderness and violent nature. The whole novel is like a long and passionate narrative poem. [About the author] Emily Brontë (1818-1848) was a famous British novelist a 39Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  36. Notre Dame De Paris (Collection Edition) [France] Victor Hugo405k Wordscompleted "Notre Dame de Paris" is the representative work of French writer Victor Hugo. It is a historical novel rich in romanticism. The book takes the twists and turns of the beautiful and kind-hearted street performer Esmeralda and the ugly Notre Dame bell-ringer Quasimodo as the main line. It panoramically displays the customs, beliefs, ethics, law, art and other aspects of medieval Paris, with exciting plots and rich scenes. 39Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  37. Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea (2019 Single Book) Jules Verne270k Wordscompleted "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" depicts all kinds of thrilling adventures people have in the sea. The wonderful and spectacular underwater world is full of exotic sentiments and strong romanticism, embodying mankind's longing for heaven and earth and flying freely since ancient times. The novel not only stimulates people's interest in science, but also praises the images of warriors such as Captain Nemo who resisted oppression, embodying their sense of social justice and noble humanitari 38Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  38. Jane Eyre (Fruit Classic) Charlotte Brontë341k Wordscompleted Jane Eyre, who lost her parents when she was young, was left alone and suffered abuse from her aunt's family. Later, he was sent to a charity school with difficult conditions, gained friendship and knowledge, and stayed in school to become a teacher. School life is stable but boring, and it can no longer fill Jane Eyre's yearning for the unknown. She placed an advert in the newspaper and a week later received a letter from Thornfield Hall near Millcote, asking her to become a governess. Jane Eyr 38Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  39. Complete Poems of Shakespeare: Sonnets [UK] Written by William Shakespeare; Translated by Tu An90k Wordscompleted This book was written approximately between 1590 and 1598. The structural and language skills of its poems are extremely high, and each poem has its own independent aesthetic value. All 154 of his poems focus on praising love, friendship and truth, goodness and beauty. In the creation of sonnets in Britain and even the world, Shakespeare's sonnets are a peak and deserve an unprecedented reputation. As Britain's greatest playwright and poet, Shakespeare is known as "the soul of the era" and "huma 38Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  40. JANE EYRE (Original English Version) Charlotte Brontë831k Wordscompleted "Jane Eyre" is the representative work of the famous British female writer Charlotte Bronte in the 19th century. It is generally believed that "Jane Eyre" is Charlotte Bronte's "poetic life portrait" and an autobiographical work. It tells the story of a British woman who was orphaned as a child and continued to pursue freedom and dignity amidst various hardships, persisted in herself, and finally achieved happiness. The novel fascinatingly shows the ups and downs of the love experience of the he 36Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  41. The Moon and Sixpence (2019 Single Book) Somerset Maugham162k Wordscompleted "The Moon and Sixpence" was written in 1919. The work is based on the life of French Impressionist painter Paul Gauguin. It describes the story of Strickland, an originally ordinary London stockbroker, who suddenly became obsessed with art, abandoned his wife and children, gave up what others thought was a prosperous and happy life, and went to Tahiti in the South Pacific to write his own glorious life with a round pen and inject all the value of life into the gorgeous canvas. 34Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  42. Pride and Prejudice [English] Written by Jane Austen, [Irish] Illustrated by Hugh Thomson, Translated by Wang Keyi224k Wordscompleted The author Jane Austen uses the love story and self-growth of Squire Bennet's second daughter Elizabeth and the hero Darcy to lead readers to appreciate the rural life and worldly affairs of the British Regency period from the late 18th to the early 19th century. Although describing love and marriage, Austen went against the sentimental novel content and pretentious writing methods that were popular in society at the time. She used her "rare sense of humor" to express serious thinking and critic 34Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  43. Gide's Collected Works: the Narrow Gate + the Immoral + the Food of the World Andre Gide249k Wordscompleted "Collected Works of Gide" includes Gide's three masterpieces: "The Narrow Gate", "The Irregulars" and "The Food of the World". The Food of the World is a collection of essays by Gide. After Gide traveled to North Africa and Italy, he used his wanderings on the road as a clue and used a virtual goddess as the object of his confession to express his feelings about life. He wrote a series of poetic fragments that were combined with traditional short poems, odes, melody and other forms. Gide despise 34Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  44. Catching Wind and Shadow Written by William Shakespeare; Translated by Fang Ping60k Wordscompleted Created during Shakespeare's most mature period of comedy writing, the content is lively, joyful, and philosophical. Compared to Shakespeare's other comedies. The characteristic of this play is that the scenes and language are closer to real life. Claudio fell in love with Hero, but was afraid of being rejected. As a result, his friend Don Pietro came to help and arranged a unique masquerade ball to bring them together. Just when everyone thought that everything would have a happy ending, Don Jo 33Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  45. Oliver Twist (World Famous Translation Library Dickens Collection) (UK) Charles Dickens277k Wordscompleted "Oliver Twist", also translated as "Oliver Twister", was published in 1838 and is the author's first social novel. Set in the foggy city of London, it tells the story of an orphan's tragic life experience and experiences. The protagonist Oliver grew up in an orphanage, went through an apprenticeship, escaped with difficulty, fell into a den of thieves by mistake, and was forced to work with vicious murderers. After experiencing countless hardships, he finally found out his life experience and ga 33Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  46. Little Prince Antoine De Saint-Exupéry176k Wordscompleted "The Little Prince" was written in 1943. It is an innocent work that makes people keep the childlike innocence forever. The author is Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, the legendary French writer and pilot. The story tells that "I" as a pilot met a weird, strange, innocent and pure little prince in the Sahara Desert. After a quarrel with his beloved rose, he ran away in anger and roamed around the planets, looking for a cure for loneliness and pain. The work is rich in poetry and philosophy, and the li 32Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  47. Gone with the Wind (English Original Version) Mitchell1.9M Wordscompleted Editor's recommendation: "Gone with the Wind" is a novel by American female writer Margaret Mitchell. As soon as this work came out, she became famous all over the world and won a place in the literary world. The novel sold over one million copies less than a year after its publication and remains a bestseller to this day. In 1937, "Gone with the Wind" won the Pulitzer Prize. Three years later, the film "Gone with the Wind" adapted from "Gone with the Wind" won eight Oscars and became a classic 32Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  48. Wuthering Heights (Famous Translation Series) Emily Bronte246k Wordscompleted "Wuthering Heights" (1847) has been reviewed as a poem written in prose. It mainly tells the love story between the two heroes and heroines, Catherine and Heathcliff, who risk their lives and forget their own lives. The author uses prose poems to describe the story, uses landscape paintings as the background, and uses fantasy dreams to exaggerate the love between the two, making this novel highly artistic. 31Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  49. Jane Eyre (English) Charlotte Brontë289k Wordscompleted This book is the representative work of Charlotte Bronte. Its ideological content and artistic form are very unique. It uses a lyrical and romantic narrative style to describe the sincere and touching love story between the heroine Jane Eyre and the male master Mr. Rochester when she was a tutor. It successfully created an independent, active choice, strong and brave female image of Jane Eyre, and she is also known as "a model of modern women". 31Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  50. The Little Prince (English Original Version) Saint-Exupery69k Wordscompleted The title of this selection is non-introduction, "The Little Prince" The story of "Prince" tells the story of a blond little prince from an alien planet from the perspective of the first person "I" - a pilot who crashed in the Sahara Desert. The little prince came from the planet B612. He left his little planet because of the roses he loved. The earth was the last stop of his space odyssey. Before that, he had visited six planets, including the planet where the king lived, the planet where the c 30Reads8.5Score—Shelves