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Literary Fiction
To Kill a Mockingbird
by Harper Lee
A small-town Alabama childhood, a courtroom, and a father who tries to explain both to his daughter.
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Character-led fiction from across the catalogue, gathered for readers who want to slow down.
Literary Fiction
by Harper Lee
A small-town Alabama childhood, a courtroom, and a father who tries to explain both to his daughter.
Literary Fiction
by F. Scott Fitzgerald
A bootlegger throws parties for a woman across the bay, and Nick Carraway watches the whole thing come apart.
Literary Fiction
by Gabriel García Márquez
Seven generations of the Buendía family rise and repeat themselves in the invented town of Macondo.
Literary Fiction
by Toni Morrison
Sethe escaped slavery years ago. The house she lives in has not let her leave it behind.
Literary Fiction
by Charlotte Brontë
An orphaned governess refuses, repeatedly, to be made smaller than she is.
Literary Fiction
by Cormac McCarthy
A father and son walk south through ash, carrying the fire between them.
Literary Fiction
by Charles Dickens
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by Gustave Flaubert
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by Charles Dickens
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by Arthur Conan Doyle
Literary Fiction
by Charles Dickens
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by Kate Chopin
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by William Shakespeare
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by John Steinbeck
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by Washington Irving
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by Vladimir Nabokov
Literary Fiction
by Kate Chopin
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by Charles Dickens
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by William Shakespeare
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by Knut Hamsun
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by William Shakespeare
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by Albert Camus
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by Edith Nesbit
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by Kurt Vonnegut
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