100 Classics and beyond... discussion

If you'd like to read a classic that wasn't included in the 100 Classics List I posted, please kindly add it in the club's TO-READ shelf, or you can just comment on this thread, and I can put it in for you.

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I think we should focus on the listed books themselves first. But I will throw out the names of a few classics that could have been on the list and are worth reading (I've read them and loved them):

Daniel Keys, "Flowers for Algernon" (1966)
Harper Lee, "To Kill a Mockingbird" (1960)
Anne Bronte, "The Tenant of Wildfell Hall" (1848)
Wilkie Collins, "The Woman in White" (1860)

Cameron wrote: "I think we should focus on the listed books themselves first. But I will throw out the names of a few classics that could have been on the list and are worth reading (I've read them and loved them)..."

Thank you for the suggestions! I have added them all on our bookshelf.
I have also read To Kill a Mockingbird this year, for my other book club, which is probably why I somehow neglected to add it on the 100 list. I keep reading about Flowers for Algernon have never read it, so yes, that's definitely worth reading.