Out of all of the classic novels throughout history, which is number one?

(Excludes Romeo and Juliet as that's a play.)

The Bible

Originally posted by Walley The Bible

Pride and Prejudice?

Poll's up.

I'd say Pride and Prejudice.

Originally posted by Walley The Bible

That book is amazing, as is the song.

Originally posted by LoKoPaNdA Yeah the Bible is not exactly a novel but it sure contains a lot of fiction! Also how dared you forget Brave New World and Fahrenheit 451/The Martian Chronicles and include 1984? Is there a John Steinbeck novel in here? Camus L'Étranger? Ugh classic books are so good

L'Etranger is my fav ever

Originally posted by fridayteenage A Mother's Gift by Britney Spears

Nineteen Eighty-Four is by far the most iconic and influential dystopian novel ever, rivalled only by Animal Farm which Orwell also wrote. The other two probably do deserve to be there but they're not as iconic as Nineteen Eighty-Four.

Just look at the number of Goodreads ratings they have...

Nineteen Eighty-Four - 1,463,928
Animal Farm - 1,475,893
Fahrenheit 451 - 849,173
Brave New World - 797,587

It's pretty clear that George is the king of Dystopia.

Originally posted by brndksk Nineteen Eighty-Four is by far the most iconic and influential dystopian novel ever, rivalled only by Animal Farm which Orwell also wrote. The other two probably do deserve to be there but they're not as iconic as Nineteen Eighty-Four.