Iβve been reflecting a lot on what makes certain books endure across generations while others fade into obscurity. Is it the way they explore universal human experiences, their innovative style, or simply their cultural moment being perfectly preserved? π€
For example, novels like Pride and Prejudice feel so alive even 200+ years later because of their wit, sharp commentary, and unforgettable characters. But then you have something like Catch-22, which while being incredibly time-bound in its context, resonates in its absurdity and anti-war sentiment.
What novels (modern or classic) do you think capture the idea of timelessness? Whether itβs through their universal truths, writing style, or unique worldview, let me know your picks and why you think theyβll still matter in 50 years!
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