Youth
Ages 16–20. Austen, Dickens, Dostoevsky, Homer: the canon as adults read it. Meet these at eighteen and you keep them for life.
Tick what you would like to read with your children, or what you would like to pass on. Your list waits for you on every page.
- 1.
Chinua Achebe
recommended - 2.
Jane Austen
recommended - 3.
Robert Michael Ballantyne
- 4.
Georges Bernanos
- 5.
Richard Blackmore
- 6.
Ray Bradbury
recommended - 7.
Charlotte Brontë
recommended - 8.
Geoffrey Chaucer
- 9.
Anton Chekhov
- 10.
G.K. Chesterton
recommended - 11.
Charles Dickens
recommended - 12.
Feodor Dostoyevsky
recommended - 13.
Arthur Conan Doyle
recommended - 14.
Alexander Dumas
- 15.
F. Scott Fitzgerald
- 16.
William Golding
recommended - 17.
Ernest Hemingway
recommended - 18.
Homer
- 19.
Victor Hugo
- 20.
Zora Neale Hurston
recommended - 21.
Harper Lee
recommended - 22.
Jack London
- 23.
George MacDonald
recommended - 24.
Madeleine L'Engle
recommended - 25.
Herman Melville
- 26.
George Orwell
- 27.
Howard Pyle
recommended - 28.
J.D. Salinger
recommended - 29.
Kate Seredy
recommended - 30.
William Shakespeare
recommended - 31.
Mary Shelley
recommended - 32.
John Steinbeck
recommended - 33.
Bram Stoker
- 34.
Leo Tolstoy
recommended - 35.
Evelyn Waugh
- 36.
T.H. White
recommended
The Kenneth Clark series Civilisation. Clark published a book with illustrations and the text of the series. And most important, visits to museums and galleries.
Take the list to Text Book Centre and ask for the editions by name.