A romantic novel by Jane Austen exploring manners, marriage, and morality in early 19th-century England. (One hundred and twenty two thousand - Words)

• Bilingual proficiency, grammar, cultural

Herman Melville's epic tale of obsession, revenge, and the hunt for the great white whale. (Two hundred and six thousand - Words)

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Charles Dickens' coming-of-age story of Pip, an orphan navigating class, ambition, and love. (one hundred and eighty three thousand - Words)

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Leo Tolstoy’s monumental novel about Russian society during the Napoleonic Wars. (Five hundred and eighty seven thousand - Words)

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Fyodor Dostoevsky's psychological drama about guilt, morality, and redemption in St. Petersburg.( Two hundred and eleven thousand - Words)

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Alexandre Dumas' adventure of betrayal, imprisonment, and ultimate revenge. (Four hundred and sixty four thousand - Words)

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Charlotte Brontë’s Gothic romance about love, independence, and morality. ( One hundred and eighty three thousand - Words)

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Emily Brontë's dark tale of passion, revenge, and obsession on the Yorkshire moors. (One hundred and seven thousand - Words)

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Victor Hugo’s sweeping novel of justice, redemption, and revolution in 19th-century France. (Six hundred and fifty five thousand - Words)

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Mark Twain’s satirical adventure of freedom and friendship along the Mississippi River. (One hundred and nine thousand - Words)

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Alexandre Dumas’ swashbuckling tale of loyalty, honor, and adventure in 17th-century France. (Two hundred and forty-six thousand - Words)

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Bram Stoker’s Gothic horror novel introducing Count Dracula and vampire lore. (One hundred and sixty thousand - Words)

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Leo Tolstoy’s tragic tale of love, betrayal, and societal expectation in Imperial Russia. (Three hundred and forty-nine thousand - Words)

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George Eliot’s masterpiece examining provincial life, politics, and ambition(Three hundred and sixteen thousand - Words)

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Oscar Wilde’s dark fable of vanity, corruption, and eternal youth. (Seventy eight thousand words)

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