When you think of publishers you probably think of all the big names, including Penguin Random House. Before we go any further you might like to peruse the complete list yourself here https://www.penguin.co.uk/classicslist

Today I want to lay out those books for you. You may find the list useful. It is also a good way to mark down which classics you have yet to read. They say ‘you should read the classics’ but in reality, the majority of people haven’t even read their own mail.

It is not a full and complete list. You will find that there are thousands of books. I will simply list some here which may be appealing to you. 25 listed.

1. Jane Eyre
2. Pride and Prejudice
3. Frankenstein
4. The Count of Monte Cristo
5. Wuthering Heights
6. Dracula
7. A Tale of Two Cities
8. Sense and Sensibility
9. The Picture of Dorian Gray
10. Moby-Dick
11. Crime and Punishment
12. Great Expectations
13. Anna Karenina
14. The Odyssey
15. The Art of War
16. The Adventures of Huckleberry Fin
17. 1984
18. Meditations
19. Oliver Twist
20. Don Quixote
21. Les Misérables
22. War and Peace
23. David Copperfield
24. Alice’s Adventure in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass
25. East of Eden

You can go to a variety of sites to buy these books, including Penguin, Amazon, Waterstones and more. I recommend checking out World of Books first; they offer secondhand books at reasonable prices. I’ve bought from them before with no issues in quality.

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