A truly beautiful masterpiece of the world.

I think since you like Les Miserables, you might as well try Notre Dame. I appreciate Hugo's article very much.

There are Mo Bosang's The Road to Suicide and Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island. If you like something shorter, you can have a look. It's also very deep.

If you want to see irony, I personally think Gulliver's Travels, The Scholars, Don Quixote and Eugenie Grandet are all quite good. These books are all good, can arouse interest and are worth reading.

In addition, American short story writer O Henry's articles are also excellent, such as The Last Leaf. After reading it, I felt that the softest virgin land in my heart was gently touched. I hope you can use your spare time to read more books, which can improve your self-awareness.

Hemingway's old man and the sea. I guess you've read it. Come and talk to me some day, hehe;

If you are a person who misses your childhood, I suggest you look at The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, three musketeers and Young Werther by Kyle Thun. How dreamy or heroic are they?

History includes Homer's epic. I'm not interested in history, but I like this epic very much. You are familiar with it.

These books are famous and can be regarded as masterpieces. I don't think it is necessary to post a brief introduction here, o (∩ _ ∩) o. ...

Unfortunately, I don't read many books. The books in the world are so beautiful and profound that I can only list so many. There are many world-class masterpieces that I haven't considered yet. Come back slowly later. It's annoying to talk too much at a time. It's suspected of eating fat people, isn't it?

Kindly remind: all masterpieces have success. We don't have to read world famous books (of course, these books are great), but we can also properly read the masterpieces of modern writers such as Lin Yutang, Lao She, Mao Dun and Wang Guowei, and naturally we shouldn't miss them.

Reading is a good thing. You should study hard, study hard, study hard, and don't forget to circle and mark the pictures. Only by reading can we really improve our moral and ideological cultivation.

I hope one day you can:

Suddenly looking back, I found that person in the dim light.

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