Frankenstein by Mary Shelley, summed up: A guy invents a whole new person, then ghosts him harder than anyone has ever been ghosted. The creature wanted a friend. Victor wanted the glory and none of the cleanup. Also your teacher was right — Frankenstein is the scientist, not the monster.
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The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, summed up: A guy throws the biggest parties in New York every weekend, all to impress one girl who lives across the bay. Under 200 pages, written in 1925, and somehow still the most accurate book about doing way too much for your ex.
The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien, summed up: A guy who just wants to stay home and eat second breakfast gets dragged on an adventure by 13 strangers and a wizard. Honestly the most relatable main character in all of fantasy.
Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari, in three words: Humans. Gossip. Money. Sounds random, but after this book you'll never look at a banknote the same way again.
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