Back to the Classics 2022

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  1. A 19th century classic – The Lady of the Camellias – Alexandre Dumas fils (France, 1848)
  2. A 20th century classics – Lolita – Vladimir Nabokov (US, 1955)
  3. A classic by a woman author – A Tree Grows in Brooklyn – Betty Smith (US, 1943)
  4. A classic in translation – The Magic Mountain – Thomas Mann (Germany, 1924)
  5. A classic by a BIPOC author – Invisible Man – Ralph Ellison (US, 1952)
  6. Mystery/Detective/Crime classic – Mystery of the Blue Train – Agatha Christie (England, 1928)
  7. A classic short story collection – Partners in Crime – Agatha Christie (England, 1929)
  8. Pre-1800 classic – Moll Flanders – Daniel Defoe (England, 1722)
  9. A nonfiction classic – The Guns of August – Barbara W. Tuchman (US, 1962)
  10. Classic that’s been on your TBR list the longest –
  11. Classic set in a place you’d like to visit –
  12. Wild card classic – The Spy Who Came in from the Cold – John Le Carré (England, 1963)

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