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This week Today Top Ten Tuesday is all about genre!  I’ve always loved a good Classic.  The styles of speaking and writing often mean most Classics require a larger investment of time and patience, but I actually enjoy this aspect of reading an older book.  I like to think of them as fine wines that deserve to be savored.

1.  Under the Greenwood Tree by Thomas Hardy-I’ve never read of his works, but I’ve heard this is a good book to start with.

2.  Dubliners by James Joyce-James Joyce has quite an intimidating reputation.  However, I’ve read a couple of the short stories found in this volume, and I enjoyed them immensely.  I look forward to reading the rest.

3.  Far from the Madding Crowd by Thomas Hardy-I can never leave a bookstore with just one book, so when I found Under the Greenwood Tree, I couldn’t resist taking this one home as well.

4.  Middlemarch by George Eliot-This is another author I’ve yet to experience, but I’ve heard good things about this book.

5.  The Mill on the Floss by George Eliot-Again, I can’t seem to pick just one…

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7.  Agnes Gray by Anne Bronte-I thoroughly enjoyed The Tenant of Wildfell Hall, and I am set on reading this as well.

8.  The Age of Innocence by Edith Wharton-This book caught my eye while perusing the Classic section of a bookstore.

9.  The Turn of the Screw and Other Short Fiction by Henry James-I can’t resists a collection of well crafted short stories.

10.  Shirley by Charlotte Bronte

How about you?  What is your favorite Classic?  Would you recommend one of these or something else?