Classics Without All the Class discussion

Hi, I have an Audible credit coming up next week and would like some help and suggestions on which one of these great titles I should listen too? I haven't read any of these books before.

For what it’s worth, I would say either To Kill a Mockingbird or Dracula. They’re both classics and so central to the modern American worldview—TKaM for our political culture, D for our popular culture. Dracula is lots of fun in a melodramatic kind of way; To Kill a Mockingbird in a more sentimental way.

Frank wrote: "Hi, I have an Audible credit coming up next week and would like some help and suggestions on which one of these great titles I should listen too? I haven't read any of these books before.

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Man some seriously great choices! I freakin' LOVED the audio version of The Book Thief sooooo much! But also the Martian. To Kill a Mockingbird is one of my all time favorite books and if you haven't read it ever than man, it's hard to not say that is a must read (listen ;) ). Are any on the sale they have right now? http://www.audible.com/mt/BH-Sale-201...

I haven't listened to the audio version of "The Book Thief" so not sure on its sound quality but the story is a favorite...

Wow, what choices. I haven't heard the audio versions. But my favorite of the choices is The Book Thief followed by The Martian.

Thank you all for your help on deciding...I just recently saw the movie The Martian so I think I'm going to give that a listen next.