drbetteridge's "Recommended Reading for the Real Person"
I consider myself intelligent and educated, but not very familiar with classic literature. At times I have dabbled with the classics, but the truth is- many of them are just too boring. I’m an avid reader, but now at 40, I have realized that I don’t have to read dull literature to be well read. It doesn’t make a person any more intelligent, only persistent and immune to napping. I originally borrowed someone else’s list, and am working on adding my personal favourites.
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14.?A Christmas Carol, The Chimes and The Cricket on the Hearth (Barnes & Noble Classics Series)by Charles Dickens
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Fanny Hill: Memoirs Of A Woman of Pleasure (Wadsworth Classics) (Wadsworth Classics)by John Cleland
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The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman: The Florida Edition (Penguin Classics)by Laurence Sterne
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