How to get into classics ~ Tips to get into reading classic books 

🐧 These are a lot of great tips! I got my undergrad in English so I do enjoy reading classics. I looked into the Manga Classics and found they have one for Edgar Allan Poe. I love Poe and have read almost of his works, but I love retellings and other formats of his stories/poems.

Some great tips, must look for those penguin books. 🐧🐧🐧🐧

I never thought of using manga to read classics that is a great idea!!! 🤩

I love Jane Eyre so much ❤❤❤

Love the tips 🧡🐧

🐧🐧🐧 I started getting back into reading after a very long hiatus, and have been enjoying it very much. While I have been watching BookTubers to try and get up to speed with more recent books, it’s been so nice getting back into classics. Not sure if you’ve done so already but if you haven’t, I’d be interested in doing ‘buddy reads’, or joining in for reading sprints for these classics. What books are you currently reading? I watched your October TBR so not sure if you finished those or if you’re still working on them. Some books on my list to consider (per mood) for October are Dracula, The Picture of Dorian Gray, and Carmilla (also working on all of The Lord of the Rings). Dracula is high on my list, likely starting in it later today… Ok, enjoyed your video. Happy reading! Happy autumn! 🍂

🐧I will be reading Something Wicked This Way Comes by Ray Bradbury for the 24hr read a thon. I believe it is a modern classic. I also want to dive into Dante's Inferno because I found out a show a really like is loosely based on themes of his book. It gave me the push to want to try it out.

🐧🐧🐧I definitely agree with all of the points that you made; I've started reading classics because of my English teacher who had a big passion for Sherlock Holmes and it's definitely worth a try to start with shorter works before moving on to the big ones.