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What Classic Book Matches Your Personality And What Does It Say About You As A Person?

What Classic Piece Of Literature Are You?

I Read 5 Classic Pieces Of Literature In 2020 – Which One Are You And Why?

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You're classic and romantic, but you'd never settle for anything less than pure adoration. You love your family more than anything, and you can't take anyone without intellectual pursuits seriously. You take pride in yourself and love to travel. You also desperately don't want to marry your cousin which is... ideal.

"Pride and Prejudice" by Jane Austen

You're BEAUTIFUL, and you know it. You're also introspective and have a strong conscience. You could definitely be a heartbreaker if you tried. You're a person of many talents and virtues, but you tend to value youth and beauty most of all. Maybe a word of advice: if someone offers to entrap your true face in a portrait, maybe just don't look at it?

"The Picture of Dorian Gray" by Oscar Wilde

You're big on the facts and like to hear from new perspectives. You're naturally curious, and at one point, you wanted to be an investigative journalist (or maybe you are one). You're low maintenance, not to say you don't enjoy the finer things in life. You should really learn how to bake bread if you don't already – I think you'd like it. You can be cautious but feel free to let loose sometimes too!

"In Cold Blood" by Truman Capote

You're adventurous and enjoy exploring. You're sometimes a contradiction – you enjoy being a homebody and having a strong foundation, but also nothing brings you as much joy as how much of the world there's left to explore. You're definitely a people person, and I wouldn't be surprised if you're famous someday. Be warned of the self fulfilling prophecy, however, and please don't marry your aunt.

"One Hundred Years of Solitude" by Gabriel García Márquez

You're attached to your work even though friendships are what bring you the most fulfillment. You feel like you have a duty to do good in the world even though technically you don't really owe the world anything. You're very trusting, sometimes to a fault. You're a natural-born leader, and people look to you for your excellent advice and support. Beware of those who are jealous of your success!

What Classic Book Matches Your Personality And What Does It Say About You As A Person?

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