Fiction & Literature Books in English
Browse 745 fiction & literature books in English to learn English with tap-to-translate in the Clue app. Reading in a single genre is one of the fastest ways to expand vocabulary.
745 books in Fiction & Literature · Page 4 of 16
Great Expectations
Charles Dickens
Advanced (C1–C2)
Greene Ferne Farm
Richard Jefferies
Intermediate (B1–B2)
Growth of the Soil
Knut Hamsun
Advanced (C1–C2)
Gudrun
Anonymous
Advanced (C1–C2)
Gulliver’s Travels
Jonathan Swift
Advanced (C1–C2)
Hadji Murád
Leo Tolstoy
Advanced (C1–C2)
Hadrian the Seventh
Frederick Rolfe
Advanced (C1–C2)
Hamlet
William Shakespeare
Advanced (C1–C2)
Hard Times
Charles Dickens
Advanced (C1–C2)
Harry Heathcote of Gangoil
Anthony Trollope
Advanced (C1–C2)
He Knew He Was Right
Anthony Trollope
Advanced (C1–C2)
He Who Gets Slapped
Leonid Andreyev
Advanced (C1–C2)
Heart of Darkness
Joseph Conrad
Advanced (C1–C2)
Heartbreak House
George Bernard Shaw
Intermediate (B1–B2)
Hedda Gabler
Henrik Ibsen
Intermediate (B1–B2)
Henry IV, Part I
William Shakespeare
Advanced (C1–C2)
Henry IV, Part II
William Shakespeare
Advanced (C1–C2)
Henry V
William Shakespeare
Advanced (C1–C2)
Henry VI, Part I
William Shakespeare
Advanced (C1–C2)
Henry VI, Part II
William Shakespeare
Advanced (C1–C2)
Henry VI, Part III
William Shakespeare
Advanced (C1–C2)
Henry VIII
William Shakespeare
Advanced (C1–C2)
Hester
Margaret Oliphant
Intermediate (B1–B2)
Hindu Tales from the Sanskrit
S. M. Mitra
Intermediate (B1–B2)
His Family
Ernest Poole
Intermediate (B1–B2)
His Masterpiece
Émile Zola
Advanced (C1–C2)
Home to Harlem
Claude McKay
Intermediate (B1–B2)
Honeycomb
Dorothy M. Richardson
Advanced (C1–C2)
Howards End
E. M. Forster
Advanced (C1–C2)
Hudibras
Samuel Butler
Advanced (C1–C2)
Hudson River Bracketed
Edith Wharton
Advanced (C1–C2)
Hunger
Knut Hamsun
Advanced (C1–C2)
Huntingtower
John Buchan
Intermediate (B1–B2)
I Will Repay
Baroness Orczy
Intermediate (B1–B2)
Idylls of the King
Alfred, Lord Tennyson
Advanced (C1–C2)
In Search of Lost Time
Marcel Proust
Advanced (C1–C2)
Indian Summer
William Dean Howells
Intermediate (B1–B2)
Indiscretions of Archie
P. G. Wodehouse
Intermediate (B1–B2)
Iola Leroy
Frances Ellen Watkins Harper
Intermediate (B1–B2)
Ivanhoe
Walter Scott
Advanced (C1–C2)
Jacob’s Room
Virginia Woolf
Advanced (C1–C2)
Jane Eyre
Charlotte Brontë
Advanced (C1–C2)
Jean-Christophe
Romain Rolland
Advanced (C1–C2)
Jeeves Stories
P. G. Wodehouse
Intermediate (B1–B2)
Jude the Obscure
Thomas Hardy
Intermediate (B1–B2)
Julius Caesar
William Shakespeare
Advanced (C1–C2)
Khaled
F. Marion Crawford
Intermediate (B1–B2)
Kidnapped
Robert Louis Stevenson
Intermediate (B1–B2)Learning English with books — FAQ
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