βοΈ Famous Authors
πCharles DickensCharacters from Dickens.
πJane AustenThe world of Jane Austen.
πAgatha ChristieThe world of Agatha Christie.
πArthur Conan DoyleSherlock Holmes and more.
π§J.R.R. TolkienMiddle-earth and beyond.
β‘J.K. RowlingThe wizarding world.
π«Roald DahlThe world of Roald Dahl.
πLewis CarrollDown the rabbit hole.
π΅οΈIan FlemingThe world of James Bond.
π’Terry PratchettThe Discworld.
π¦C.S. LewisThe world of Narnia.
πDouglas AdamsThe Hitchhiker's Guide.
πGeorge R.R. MartinA Song of Ice and Fire.
πStephen KingThe master of horror.
πJules VerneExtraordinary voyages.
πGeorge Orwell1984 and Animal Farm.
πͺ§Mark TwainLife on the Mississippi.
π΄ββ οΈRobert Louis StevensonTreasure Island and more.
πOscar WildeThe wit of Oscar Wilde.
π¦ββ¬Edgar Allan PoeTales of mystery and macabre.
π»A.A. MilneThe Hundred Acre Wood.
π§J.M. BarriePeter Pan and Neverland.
πL. Frank BaumThe Land of Oz.
π―Rudyard KiplingThe Jungle Book and more.
π©Dr. SeussThe world of Dr. Seuss.
ποΈFrank HerbertThe Dune saga.
π§Philip PullmanHis Dark Materials.
π½H.G. WellsPioneer of science fiction.
βοΈAlexandre DumasMusketeers and Monte Cristo.
π«π·Victor HugoLes MisΓ©rables and more.
π«οΈThe BrontesJane Eyre and Wuthering Heights.
πΎThomas HardyTales of Wessex.
π·πΊLeo TolstoyWar, peace and Anna Karenina.
π·πΊFyodor DostoevskyCrime, punishment and the Karamazovs.
ποΈHomerThe Iliad and the Odyssey.
π‘οΈCervantesDon Quixote of La Mancha.
π©P.G. WodehouseJeeves, Wooster and Blandings.
π΅John SteinbeckFrom Salinas to the Dust Bowl.
π¦Harper LeeTo Kill a Mockingbird.
π³Herman MelvilleMoby-Dick and more.
π΅οΈRaymond ChandlerPhilip Marlowe and noir LA.
πGeorge EliotMiddlemarch and beyond.
π°Beatrix PotterPeter Rabbit and friends.
π§ΊEnid BlytonThe Famous Five and more.
π¦Gothic ClassicsDracula, Frankenstein and the gothic canon.