Classics

[close] Here's a place to discuss out-of-print, forgotten, obscure, and beloved juvenile literature which you would like to see republished or digitized. There are so many excellent, imaginative, timeless classics that have fallen by the wayside. It's tragic. This is a group to share these titles with other readers, in the greater hope that publishers will take note and will reprint them for another generation, or simply because other users love vintage juvenile literature and would like to track down used copies. All books discussed here should have been written and originally published well prior to the year 2000 (and preferrably well before that - pre-1980s especially!). We discuss books from another era. Therefore, non-PC and dated content is likely to offend some people. We ask that users be open-minded, not quick to anger, and if they dislike something or feel offended it, that they deal with those personal emotions in a constructive and mature manner (i.e. by navigating away from the discussion they dislike). Again, users should act 'in good faith' and respectfully to all. But this is also real life - we won't be censoring global content to cater to individual tastes and needs. That bit is your part to take of. :) (It's silly that I have to say that, but here we are...)

[close] Welcome to We Love All Genre! We are a community of passionate readers who refuse to be boxed into just one category. Whether you devour high-fantasy series, stay up all night reading psychological thrillers, weep over historical fiction, or love diving into nonfiction, you belong here. There are no guilty pleasures in this group—only great discussions! Join us to share your latest five-star reads, participate in monthly buddy reads, and get recommendations across every shelf imaginable.

[close] We read and discuss one short story a week. Authors are welcome, but it's NOT a group to promote one's own work. To join, please answer the question you will see if using a browser. Private profiles that don't will be refused, as we want to get to know each other. You can drop in and out at any point, but we hope you enjoy participating in current - and even past - discussions.

[close] Read classic books free online with KeepReap. Our public library of classic literature (public domain) is free to read at https://keepreap.com/books — open a book, read it online, save new words as you go, and review them later. Great for book lovers and language learners. In this group we share the books in our library, favourite passages and thoughts, and read and discuss classics together. Suggestions for new classics to add are welcome! Keep what you reap. Reap what you keep.