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Many new readers approach classic literature with trepidation, fearing that it might be dull or overly complex. However, the instructor encourages an opposite viewpoint: rather than feeling overwhelmed, readers should simply choose one book that piques their interest. The notion that classic literature is a gatekeeper, limiting access based on perceived difficulty, is debunked. There is a world of accessible and engaging stories just waiting to be discovered through the pages of classic novels.
A Gradual Introduction: Easy to Medium Difficulty
To make the transition into classic literature smoother, the instructor organizes recommendations into three categories based on difficulty: beginner-friendly, medium, and hard.