Classic Literature

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Definition

A classic book is a book that is very well known and passed down through generations. An example of this is Robert Louis Stevenson' s Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, published in 1886. Most people know about this book, even if they have not read it. Eveyone is familiar with the phrase "Jekyll and Hyde personality." There are also movies based on this book, and the character Mr. Hyde appears in other movies.A classic book will be read and appreciated for years to come. The book is also used in modern culture. An example of this is Charles Dickens' book, A Christmas Carol. There are multiple plays and movies about this book. Many people know about Scrooge and his catch phrase, "Bah Humbug." A classic book is of very good quality and written very well. The book is symbolic and represents something in our culture.

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