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What Is

Classic
Literature?
The Stories That Stay With Us
Each group will be given an extract from a
novel.
● Do you know what the name of the novel is?
● Do you know who the author is?
● Who are the main characters in the novel?
What Is Classic Literature?
Take a look at the extracts you were given. Why is this novel regarded as classic literature. What
do you think are the characteristics of a classic novel?

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Classic Literature: Characteristics
A classic novel is one that:
● Has remained popular over a long period of time.
● Has a gripping story
● Is expertly crafted and brilliantly expressed
● Contains universal themes, such as death, love, morality, and adversity
● Provides a deeper understanding of life and revelotry insights
● Always feels relevant, no matter the era
● Contains memorable and well-rounded characters
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Some Ideas
What Do You Think?
The Harry Potter series is classic literature. True or false?

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