Jane Austen is a little difficult to get through sometimes, but so far Pride and Prejudice has been the easiest for me to get through. It's one of those books when, after finishing it, you look back and like it a lot more than when you were actually reading it. This goes for most of Austen's work.

Unfortunatly, I was the only one in my English class that really enjoyed this book, so I'm not sure if I should recommend. Well, I will anyways because I did like it. Milton takes the Biblical story of the creation of Adam and Even and turns it into a great work of semi-fiction. I never thought I would ever feel sympathy towards Satan, even if it is fiction, ahaha.

No British Literature list would be complete without some Shakespeare! Midsummer in particular is a favorite of mine just because it is the epitome of a well written story: funny, imaginative, clever and still teaches the reader a relavent lesson in the midst of unrealistic situations.