What are some other literary must-reads that are also page-turners?

>>7829163
if you liked that one check out "Leo's Toy Store" by Warren Peace

>>7829167
I do intend to read War and Peace but I've heard it's a different beast entirely than Anna Karenina.

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Read whatever you find it's a "must-read", in /lit/ you'll find plenty, but the point is for you to enjoy. So don't get too obsessed with the must reads. Pick whatever you find interesting and read it

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>>7829330
>the point is for you to enjoy

>>7829330
>plebs believe this

Have you tried Dostoevsky, OP?

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>>7829354
>>7829357
What's your point

I whizzed through every Philip K Dick I've read (Androids, 3 Stigmata and High Castle), I found them really enthralling.

>>7829330
This is actually an elitist board, please leave.

>>7829388
>reading K. Dick
>Not reading Ubik

>>7829409
I haven't gotten round to it, jesus christ

>>7829163
>world-building
What

>>7829330
I don't know about you, but to me the must-reads/classics are usually extremely enjoyable.

>>7829163
That's definitely a man's knee

>>7829440
Indeed they are, but if someone is only reading the because they are "must-reads" and doesn't find joy in them, I don't see the point of keep on doing that.
Of course to get to that point, one has to have done a few reads.