English novels have been captivating readers for centuries, with their rich storytelling, complex characters, and thought-provoking themes. Whether you are a fan of historical fiction, mystery, romance, or fantasy, there is a seemingly endless array of English novels to choose from. In this article, we will explore some of the most acclaimed and beloved English novels, along with their authors and recommended websites for further exploration. One classic English novel that remains immensely popular is "Pride and Prejudice" by Jane Austen. Set in the early 19th century, this novel tells the story of Elizabeth Bennet and her encounters with the proud Mr. Darcy. Austen's wit, social commentary, and memorable characters have earned her a place in literary history. Fans of this novel can visit the official Jane Austen website, where they can find information about her other works, biographical details, and even participate in book clubs and discussion forums. For those who enjoy mystery and suspense, a must-read is "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes" by Arthur Conan Doyle. This collection of short stories introduces the brilliant detective Sherlock Holmes and his loyal sidekick Dr. Watson. Doyle's intricate plots and Holmes' deductive reasoning have made this series a perennial favorite. Fans can visit the Sherlock Holmes Museum website, which offers a virtual tour of 221B Baker Street, the famous detective's London residence. If you are a fan of fantasy literature, you cannot miss J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings." This epic trilogy follows a fellowship of unlikely heroes as they journey through Middle Earth to destroy a powerful ring. Tolkien's richly detailed world-building and captivating storytelling have inspired generations of fantasy writers. Readers interested in further exploring Tolkien's works can visit the official Tolkien Society website, where they can find information about his other books, academic resources, and a global network of Tolkien enthusiasts. For a modern English novel that delves into the complexities of human nature, "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee is a highly recommended choice. Set in the racially charged 1930s in Alabama, this novel explores themes of justice, empathy, and courage through the eyes of young Scout Finch. Lee's powerful storytelling and poignant message have earned her numerous accolades. Readers can visit the Harper Lee website to learn more about the author, access educational resources, and engage in discussions about her work. These are just a few examples of the countless English novels that have captivated readers throughout the ages. Whether you are seeking historical fiction, mystery, romance, or fantasy, the world of English literature has something to offer everyone. By exploring the recommended websites and diving into these remarkable novels, readers can experience the magic and power of storytelling at its finest. So, grab a cup of tea, cozy up with a good book, and let the wonders of English literature transport you to new worlds and perspectives.
Tianya Headlines Hot Post: I am a folk barber, discussing the unknown taboos and methods in this profession. Few people know the secrets of barbering, and even fewer know that barbers have had official positions throughout history, known as "Ritual Officials" or "Scalping Executioners." There are many rules and customs when it comes to haircutting, and experts in this field can even diagnose illnesses and predict life and death by examining the pulse on one's face. Isn't this similar to the way geomancers find yin and yang and determine the dragon veins? Everything in the world has its own pulse - mountains have their mountain veins, water has its water veins, and the earth has its earth veins. And human beings also have their extraordinary Eight Extra Meridians. "Pulse" is the essence of everything in the world, including the human body. But few people know that the "pulse" can actually be stolen. There are different types of "Pulse Theft": theft from ancestral graves, theft from the body, theft from the law body... and even theft of one's lifespan.
146.31 Million words | 2022-03-09 06:37Update
The novel is set in rural Xinjiang and begins with a case of grain theft in a commune. With unfolding suspense and the unique customs and traditions of the western regions, it presents a panorama of modern life in Xinjiang to the readers. It also reflects the real lives of the Han and Uyghur people under a special historical background, as well as their mutual understanding and coexistence. It carries the weight of history, yet vividly portrays the characters in their daily lives, with captivating suspense, concentrated conflicts, and distinctive Xinjiang charm. The language is witty and humorous. The novel's ingenious design includes 'Author's Reflections' following each chapter, using Wang Meng's contemporary perspective to comment on and expound his thoughts and creative process, creating a dialogue between the young and mature selves of Wang Meng. This adds a sense of modernity and relevance to a work from the 1960s and 1970s.
276.80 Million words | 2022-01-28 06:47Update
A textbook-like crime-solving novel that combines the disciplines of detective studies, traceology, sociology, forensic pathology, and criminal psychology. Sometimes, the truth is chilling, and at other times, it brings tears to the eyes. With major cases, individual crime scenes, various investigative techniques, and involved individuals, this collection of criminal investigation notes by Hou Dali will recreate the authentic crime scenes and reveal the entire process from investigation, evidence collection, and arrests to the ultimate resolution.
20.52 Million words | 2022-01-15 11:32Update
The Complete Adventures of Sherlock Holmes is a world-class detective novel that immediately became popular among millions of Chinese people upon its publication. With its mysterious plot and gripping suspense, featuring the world's smartest detective and the most enigmatic criminal cases, Sherlock Holmes not only leaves no place for criminals to hide but also ignites the enthusiasm of your brain cells.
189.12 Million words | 2022-01-13 02:34Update
The author's eloquent narrative style and seamless storytelling skillfully depict the challenges faced by medical graduate Chi Da, who initially struggles with a lack of ambition and opportunities, but eventually experiences a turn of fortune and gains fame and success. As the author vividly portrays Chi Da's life journey, he also unravels the various existential dilemmas that trouble him. Unbeknownst to readers, they are deeply captivated, as if enjoying a novel yet also experiencing the reality firsthand.
37.68 Million words | 2022-01-08 09:26Update
Wang Keyu, a young student who sought refuge in Yan'an, met the commander-in-chief of the "Night Tiger Corps" during his journey, and became a cultural instructor under his command, due to his performance of the guqin piece "High Mountain and Flowing Water". Wang Keyu was intelligent and pure, while the commander-in-chief, Qi Jing, was both talented in martial arts and scholarly, and they were about to embark on a passionate battlefield love song when an unexpected incident occurred... Cao Shuier, a cavalry communicator, was strong and brave, favored and respected by Qi Jing, as well as admired by many women. However, he often lost control of himself and indulged in various "romantic encounters" amidst the raging flames of war, eventually leading to a tragedy... In the midst of the war, as the Jin-Ji-Lu-Yu Allied Forces advanced into the Dabie Mountains, how did the fates of Wang Keyu, Qi Jing, Cao Shuier, and others evolve? And how would that spiritual and magical old warhorse fulfill its mission and have no regrets in death? This novel blends bloodshed with beauty, and transcends the ordinary. It not only deepens our reflections on war and human nature, but also explores the mysterious connection between humans and nature, presenting a blend of reality and fantasy that expands the creative space of war literature.
336.15 Million words | 2021-12-20 05:27Update
Absolute Power, by Zhou Meisen.
26.52 Million words | 2021-12-04 20:24Update
Zhu Huaijing was originally just an inconspicuous section chief in the city of Jingdu. However, his career took a turn when his superior unintentionally requested his assistance on a project, opening the door to his extraordinary rise. In the intricate web of officialdom, Zhu Huaijing pondered carefully and navigated with caution. When it came to personal emotions, he treaded on thin ice and found it difficult to make decisions...
45.32 Million words | 2021-11-03 14:17Update
I still remember the lie I told while sitting on the fence. "I have seen the golden waves of wheat with my own eyes"...
438.39 Million words | 2021-09-25 23:14Update
This book was written by Mo Yan, began in year, restarted in year, and completed in year. The novel consists of five letters written by the playwright KeDou to the Japanese writer Sugitani Yoshito, four long narratives, and a play. It mainly revolves around the life experiences of "Aunt," a gynecologist who spent her entire life working in a rural area in Northeast China. It depicts the magnificent history of childbirth in New China over the past few decades and exposes the chaotic situation regarding birth control in contemporary China without any reservation. Mo Yan claims that this novel, "Frog," is a reflection of his own life over several decades, hiding many personal desires and selfishness behind many grand excuses. "Frog" holds significant
19.05 Million words | 2021-08-25 05:19Update
"Bathing in Blood in Luoxiao" depicts the Luoxiao Detachment during the resistance war against Japan. With the strategic decision of the central Red Army to move north and crush the Nationalist Party's timid and opportunistic political arrangements of "expelling the invaders after securing domestic stability", it portrays the high moral character of the Communist Party members represented by Commander Guo Chusong. This novel authentically depicts the life of the Red Army and carries a strong sense of the era, giving readers a fresh experience. "Bathing in Blood in Luoxiao" was honored with the Honorary Award of the 3rd Mao Dun Literature Prize.
18.53 Million words | 2021-08-23 01:15Update
"Red and Black" is the masterpiece of French writer Stendhal, depicting political darkness in literature history.
31.55 Million words | 2021-08-14 20:37Update
A line from the Tang Dynasty poet Du Mu, "A ride through the red dust, a princess's smile, no one knows it's the arrival of lychees," has sparked endless imaginations for over a thousand years. However, fresh lychees have a preservation period of only three days. How was this legendary journey, spanning over five thousand miles, accomplished? Who allowed Yang Guifei to savor fresh lychees from Lingnan in Chang'an? Author Ma Boyong opens up a vast realm of imagination. In line with Ma Boyong's signature sense of temporal and spatial tension in writing, readers not only witness the survival tactics of ordinary people in turbulent times, but also experience the thrilling struggles achieved through human effort. The book comes with an accompanying "Fresh Lychee Transportation Map."
199.72 Million words | 2021-08-09 09:57Update
"The Gleam" is a captivating and thrilling novel written by the author Lin Dayang. It features an intricately woven plot and superb writing style. The chapters, filled with refreshing and clean content, are available for free reading online on Pizhuge.
16.67 Million words | 2021-07-19 21:50Update
The Old Man and the Sea is about Santiago, an old Cuban fisherman, who goes eighty-four days without catching a fish. Finally, he hooks a giant marlin but it drags his small boat out to sea for three days, leaving him exhausted. He manages to kill the fish and tie it to the side of the boat, but on the journey back, they are attacked by sharks, leaving only the fish's head, tail, and spine by the time they reach the harbor. Though a simple and short story, it contains profound meanings.
8.34 Million words | 2021-07-11 13:55Update
Growing up is always a troublesome proposition. Sometimes, it happens slowly, like a babbling brook, singing its gentle song as it meanders along. Other times, it comes crashing down like a sudden downpour, soaking everything in its path. Three children experience an unexpected coming-of-age through a series of unjust events in their small town—pain and confusion, sadness and anger, but also warmth and inspiration. This is a timeless tale of love and true understanding. "To Kill a Mockingbird" won the Pulitzer Prize and is one of the most borrowed books in American libraries and beloved novels by British teenagers. It is recommended reading in American high schools. The film adaptation of the novel won three Academy Awards. In the American Film Institute's list of "Greatest Screen Heroes and Villains," Atticus Finch, portrayed by Gregory Peck, holds the esteemed position of the number one hero. As one of the most beloved novels of all time, "To Kill a Mockingbird" has earned a prestigious reputation. It has won the Pulitzer Prize, been translated into over forty languages, sold over thirty million copies worldwide, and was made into a popular film.
565.59 Million words | 2021-07-03 23:32Update
When Mu Zhuohua first met Liu Yan, the scene was extremely awkward. The man's clothes were half undone, covered in scars, and he was burning hot all over. Mu Zhuohua was indignant: to be forced to entertain guests in her old age and declining beauty, Qin Gong's mother is too ruthless! Liu Yan: ... Later, when Mu Zhuohua was asked about her relationship with King Ding, she sighed softly: Xu Xian and Bai Suzhen, Dongguo Lao and the wolf, Mu Zhuohua and King Ding... Everyone was curious: what kind of relationship? Mu Zhuohua sighed heavily: a medical dispute...
194.83 Million words | 2021-06-23 16:41Update
The Supreme Benefit follows Zhou Meisen.
30.08 Million words | 2021-06-13 00:20Update
After divorcing Gu Donghu, she is no longer Mrs. Gu, just Su Xia. Five years later, she returns with a new look and radiant charm, standing on the once unattainable stage, confidently accepting the journalists' questions: 'Miss Su, what is love like?' She looks into the camera with a sly smile, 'Love is when a man sleeps with you today and still wants to sleep with you tomorrow.' —— Years after parting. She says, 'The cruelest thing I have ever done in my life is telling you I want a divorce.' He says, 'The stupidest thing I have ever done in my life is agreeing to divorce you.'
61.14 Million words | 2021-06-02 01:29Update
Pride and Prejudice depicts the romantic entanglements between the arrogant bachelor Mr. Darcy and the prejudiced second eldest Miss Elizabeth, as well as the wealthy bachelor Mr. Bingley and the virtuous eldest Miss Jane. It fully expresses the author's views on marriage, emphasizing the influence of economic interests on love and matrimony. The novel has a comedic plot, with witty and humorous language, making it the most popular work among Jane Austen's novels. It has been adapted into several movies and TV series.
23.05 Million words | 2021-05-27 16:23Update
The novel is set in the ancient city of Xi'an, known for its profound historical and cultural heritage, and portrays the contemporary life of four prominent figures in the art world: Zhuang Zhidi, a leisurely writer; Gong Jingyuan, a calligrapher; Wang Ximian, a painter; and Ruan Zhifei, an artist. Through their daily lives, the novel presents a condensed portrayal of the diverse landscapes and scenes of the declining capital. The main focus of the story revolves around the emotional entanglements between Zhuang Zhidi and several women, while interspersed narrations about Ruan Zhifei and other literati serve as secondary storylines, complement
290.74 Million words | 2021-05-26 20:29Update
