Victorian Literature

19th-century British novels — Dickens, Eliot, Hardy, the Brontës.

Master Humphrey's ClockCharles Dickens

★3.5

EssaysFiction

Ralph the HeirAnthony Trollope

★3.9

RomanceEssays

Hopes and Fears / or, scenes from the life of a spinsterCharlotte M. Yonge

★4.2

RomanceShort Stories

The Real CharlotteMartin Ross E. Oe. Somerville

★3.5

EssaysFiction

A Romance of Two Worlds: A NovelMarie Corelli

★3.6

FantasyFiction

Blind LoveWilkie Collins

★3.6

EssaysMystery & Detective

A Fair BarbarianFrances Hodgson Burnett

★3.6

RomanceFiction

A Tangled TaleLewis Carroll

★3.1

FictionPoetry

The RectorMargaret Oliphant

★3.5

Historical FictionShort Stories

Red PottageMary Cholmondeley

★3.8

RomanceFiction

The Legacy of CainWilkie Collins

★3.8

FictionMystery & Detective

Harry Heathcote of Gangoil: A Tale of Australian Bush-LifeAnthony Trollope

★3.4

EssaysFiction

The Dash for Khartoum: A Tale of the Nile ExpeditionG. A. Henty

★3.7

AdventureHistorical Fiction

Olive: A NovelDinah Maria Mulock Craik

★3.6

RomanceFiction

Beyond the CityArthur Conan Doyle

★3.3

RomanceMystery & Detective

The Daisy Chain, or AspirationsCharlotte M. Yonge

★3.5

RomanceEssays

Somebody's LuggageCharles Dickens

★3.4

EssaysFiction

A Sweet Girl GraduateL. T. Meade

★3.6

FictionChildren's Literature

Ziska: The Problem of a Wicked SoulMarie Corelli

★3.7

EssaysHorror & Gothic

A Changed Man, and Other TalesThomas Hardy

★3.7

FictionHistorical Fiction

The Tower of London: A Historical Romance, IllustratedWilliam Harrison Ainsworth

★3.5

FictionHistorical Fiction

The WhirlpoolGeorge Gissing

★3.9

EssaysFiction

The Doctor's FamilyMargaret Oliphant

★3.7

FictionShort Stories

The Paying GuestGeorge Gissing

★3.4

FictionHumor & Satire