
1984
George Orwell
1971 · 2002 edition
72 pages
Satire makes you laugh at things that deserve it. Politicians, institutions, fashions and human vanity are exaggerated until their absurdity shows. Some of these books are gentle and some are savage, and the sharpest are funny and uncomfortable at once. These are comic novels with a point to make.

George Orwell
1971 · 2002 edition
72 pages

George Orwell
1971 · 2022 edition
72 pages

Ray Bradbury, Adrien Viallet, Laure Mangin
1971 · 1993 edition
172 pages

John Steinbeck
1971 · 2009 edition
172 pages

William Shakespeare, David Wardle
1871 · 2022 edition
164 pages

Louisa May Alcott
1884 · 1989 edition
176 pages

Aldous Huxley
1970 · 2007 edition
224 pages

Freida McFadden
Published 2023
327 pages

Franz Kafka
1970 · 2017 edition
56 pages

Kurt Vonnegut Jr.
1970 · 1991 edition
177 pages

Mark Twain
1970 · 1989 edition
183 pages

R. F. Kuang
Published 2023
322 pages

L. M. Montgomery
1970 · 2025 edition
392 pages

Mark Twain
1970 · 2002 edition
193 pages

Helen Fielding
1996 · 1998 edition
271 pages

Jane Austen
1892 · 2018 edition
596 pages

KATHIA VALLADARES
1883 · 2023 edition
241 pages

Howard Jacobson
1970 · 2021 edition
672 pages

Charles Dickens
1880 · 2022 edition
448 pages

Terry Pratchett
1989 · 2019 edition
384 pages

Jane Austen
1971 · 2013 edition
232 pages

Anthony Burgess
1970 · 2001 edition
192 pages

Freida McFadden
Published 2023
362 pages

Чак Паланик
1996 · 2023 edition
210 pages