Which classics are easiest to read?

I assume the level of difficulty does not lie in the size of the book, for there are a couple of books that are more than 750 pages long, but make for easy reads, but how difficult it is to understand the meaning conveyed by the author. These classics are fast-paced, do not have many unfamiliar words and make for light reads. read more

Thanks for the A2A. Since you mentioned 'easy to read', I'm not adding a few all time classic novels which may get boring in between. Here's my list of 12 in no particular order : 1. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes(including the Hound of the Baskervilles) - Sir Arthur Conan Doyle 2. One thousand and one nights / The Arabian nights 3. read more

5. The Old Man and The Sea – Ernest Hemingway (Featured in Nobel Prize in Literature: 6 Classic Winners You Must Read) With “The Old Man and the Sea,” it is so easy to see why Hemingway was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature, and why he deserves all of his accolades. read more