Classical Literature 12 Books - Set 11

Classic literature is characterized by several key attributes that contribute to its enduring status and recognition across generations. They often explore universal themes that resonate across different eras and cultures, such as love, power, morality, justice, and the human condition. They are recognized for their superior writing style, including masterful use of language, compelling narrative techniques, and innovative structures. They often set high standards for literary quality. The stories and messages in classic literature remain relevant despite the passage of time. Readers continue to find meaning and insights that apply to contemporary life. They transcend the specific contexts in which they were written, appealing to a wide audience across different generations and cultures. Frequently studied, analyzed, and discussed by scholars and critics, they often serve as a foundation for academic literary studies. Classics often introduce new ideas, perspectives, or techniques that influence subsequent literature and arts. They may challenge existing norms and push boundaries. They delve into profound moral and philosophical questions, encouraging readers to think deeply about life and human nature. Classic literature often evokes strong emotional responses from readers, creating a lasting impact through its portrayal of characters and situations. These works often reflect important aspects of the culture and history from which they originate, providing insights into the human experience during different periods. Perma-Bound® Library Bound, Grades: 9-Up.

Set Includes:

A Streetcar Named Desire	Anne of Green Gables
Brave New World	East of Eden
Emma	In Cold Blood
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn	The Count of Monte Cristo
The Outsiders	The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle
Treasure Island	The Hunchback of Notre-Dame