Fanda Classiclit

💙 When England was on the brink of Second World War, many children from London were evacuated to the countryside. Tom Oakley, a widower in ...

💚 The titular greengage summer is the summer when five siblings were staying at Hotel Les Oeilletes in a French seaside village. The story ...

💐 The Lark is the last adult novel Edith Nesbit wrote in 1922. It's a charming, delightful, and witty bildungsroman story....

The Song of The Lark is the second book of Cather's Prairies trilogy (preceded by O Pioneers! and succeeded by My Antonia )...

These two months have been hectic months for me, and I know I’m much behind my schedule in this (and other) challenge(s). Although I kept...

Once in your lifetime, there would be a moment when everything seems smooth and feels right, that you know you are producing something bi...

After Wuthering Heights about three years ago, this year I finally got a chance to read another Brontë’s. Charlotte’s Jane Eyre was defi...

Approaching the end of year 2014, I think I have found a new masterpiece: Maugham’s Of Human Bondage ! It was based on Maugham’s real lif...

In honor of the late Maya Angelou—the honorable author, poet, and activist—who died on May 28, 2014, I decided to read her beautiful auto...

As soon as I read the last line, and closed the book for good, I could only think…how emotional David Copperfield is; it’s much more inte...

“ People always think that happiness is a faraway thing, something complicated and hard to get. Yet, what little things can make it up; a...

George Eliot is the third Victorian female author whose novel I’ve ever read. The first is Louisa May Alcott (which I have failed), t...

“ You wanted to look at life for yourself—but you were not allowed; you were punished for your wish. You were ground in the very mill of...

I don’t think one would be worthy to be called a Dickensian before reading Charles Dickens’ masterpiece: Great Expectations. I have just...