The Classics List
EstherAll things classics (books, art, poetry, etc.), curated in a list each month. Occasionally book reviews and musings of my own.
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Why You Should Read Classics
Long after we forget the plot, we remember how a book made us feel. We remember the atmosphere, the characters, the strange sense that someone, somewhere, understood something about being human that we ourselves could not yet articulate. Th...
A Murakami Girl
I remember being fifteen, reading book after book in my room because I had nothing better to do. When I reached the end of a stack, I would head to my nearest bookstore and spend my allowance on whatever came next. It felt like a fair trade...
April notes from a restless mind
As I am writing this, the large oak tree outside my window has completely exploded into greenery. It feels as if it happened overnight. Suddenly, small green fists rise against a blue sky, and you can leave your house wearing t-shirts.
It...
Returning to Your Childhood
When I was younger, I used to dream about forests. I imagined climbing trees, wandering through mossy paths, and spending entire days outdoors. But in reality, I stayed inside. My parents worked a lot, and when they were home, they were not...
11 Simple Activities to Welcome Spring
Spring feels less like a season and more like a new beginning. After months of cold, darkness, and routines shaped by winter, something shifts almost overnight. Light lingers longer in the evenings, the air softens, and the ground begins to...
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The Classics List is a weekly newsletter discussing classic literature and cultural happenings.
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