2025 Best Books: Top 7 by Classic Authors
Explore the world of classic authors with tales that captivate, challenge, and charm readers of all ages.
Finding the best books by classic authors is like searching for the perfect cup of coffee. It takes time, effort, and a pinch of humor. When we set out to choose the top seven books, we looked for gripping plots, unforgettable characters, and a dash of that old-world charm. We’re here to help you navigate the pages crafted by timeless storytellers. Let’s journey through tales that whisk us away to different worlds, while striking a chord with today’s readers.
On this list:
7 Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
Jane Austen’s wit is unmatched. You get romance, humor, and a snapshot of 19th-century British society. We chuckle every time Mr. Collins shows up!
6 1984 by George Orwell
A dystopian nightmare that still feels too real. Big Brother is always watching, but we still get goosebumps every time. Orwell knew how to keep us on edge.
5 Moby Dick by Herman Melville
Watch out, it’s the whale of a tale! Melville spins a gripping story with Captain Ahab and his peculiar obsession. Plus, it’s free on Kindle sometimes!
4 To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee
Scout Finch, Atticus, and Boo Radley make us think about justice and morality. It feels like visiting an old friend every time we read it.
3 Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
We chose ‘Brave New World’ as it’s a thought-provoking classic exploring dystopian futures. It’s similar to ‘The Great Gatsby’ in its critique of society.
2 Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë
Nothing beats a good old tragic romance. Heathcliff and Catherine’s story is haunting…we also prefer reading it with a storm in the background.
1 Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky
It’s the crowned jewel of classic authors! Battling moral dilemmas and exploring the depths of human consciousness, Dostoevsky crafts a masterpiece. We’re endlessly fascinated by Raskolnikov’s tangled mind. Crime and punishment is a heavy hitter, but oh, so rewarding. It leaves us with a thousand thoughts and a desire to pick up another great classic. Dostoevsky intricately weaves philosophy into his narrative without losing us along the way. Grab a comfy chair and dive into this one, you won’t regret it!
