Top 5 Wednesday was originally created and run by Lainey aka gingerreadslainey (Youtube channel) but it is now being run by Sam aka Thoughts on tomes (Youtube channel). Each week there is a different topic. You can check out the groups Goodreads page here for any more information and the future topics. This week the topic is future classics. Books that you think will become classics in the future.
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The Handmaid’s Tale / Margaret Atwood
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To Kill A Mockingbird / Harper Lee
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Never Let Me Go / Kazuo Ishiguro
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His Dark Materials series / Philip Pullman
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Watership Down / Richard Adams
I had a little trouble with this weeks topic – I basically chose five of my favourite books that I hope may be considered classics in the future. I don’t know if they will be or are considered classics. I’m not really sure. Anyway what book do you think will be considered a classic in the future? I hope you are all having a wonderful day and I will see you next time.
Pippa
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I can definitely see Watership Down sticking around. As long as it doesn’t get lost or confused with the Redwall books…
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Yeah I hope it does 🙂 I’ve not heard of those books before
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Redwall is a long, middle-grade to ya, series by Brian Jacques that deals with anthropomorphic animals. I read quite a few in highschool…
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I definitely consider To Kill A Mockingbird a classic already! And I totally agree with A Handmaid’s Tale! Love your choice of books 🙂
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I consider it a classic too but I’d thought I’d include it on this list anyway! The Handmaid’s Tale definitely deserves it too! Thank you 🙂
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To Kill a Mockingbird is already considered a classic in American literature.
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Yeah I thought it was but I thought I’d include it on this list anyway 🙂
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I considered TKM and A Handmaid’s Tales as classics already, but I agree about His Dark Material series!
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Yeah I thought so too but I thought I’d include them anyway 🙂
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