3.86 avg rating — 33,793 ratings

"it is arguably the most popular fiction of the 1790s particularly when it was first published in 1796."

really liked it 4.00 avg rating — 770,172 ratings

"By far one of the most interesting questions about choice as well as language. A must-read!
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3.59 avg rating — 17,324 ratings

"Despite its antiquated style and frame of the epic poem, it is still one of the best and although more professors might recommend Paradise Lost, Spenser's Queene is by far more fantastical!"

3.86 avg rating — 182,757 ratings

"Speaking of Paradise Lost! One could not go on without studying this last epic! It's about the story of creation in an innovative way! Milton's only NEEDY text to read!"

3.53 avg rating — 238,034 ratings

"Everyone in high school reads it. People in college read it. Classes are dedicated to it. Why? Some of the most comical, serious, interesting, valuable lessons can all be found in these collections of the funniest nature! An instant classic and a must-read!"

3.50 avg rating — 346,878 ratings

"The first epic relating to the English! Where could you go wrong? A monster, his mad mother, and a dragon. What more could you ask for?"

4.19 avg rating — 306,991 ratings