Top 10 best love novel books worth reading of all time

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Romeo and Juliet

Summary of Romeo and Juliet

• Author: William Shakespeare
  Year published: 1597
  Languages: English, Vietnamese,...
  Romeo and Juliet is a classic by William Shakespeare, first published in 1597. It tells the tragic love story of two young people, Romeo Montague and Juliet Capulet, in Verona, Italy.

  In the book, the reader gets to know the main characters, Romeo and Juliet, and follows their love affair, from the moment they meet to the lossy ending. The story revolves around the struggle of two noble families - Montague and Capulet - and the chance encounter of Romeo and Juliet during a festival in Verona.

These two young people immediately fell in love, but their love was confronted by hatred between the two families. To avoid their family's opposition, Romeo and Juliet plan to flee and ultimately end tragically.

The book Romeo and Juliet is written in poetic language, with sentences full of patriotism, suffering and love. It is one of Shakespeare's most famous works and arguably one of the most beautiful works of love literature of all time.

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Wuthering Heights

• Author: Emily Bronte
  Year of publication: 1847
  Languages: English, Vietnamese,...
  Wuthering Heights is a novel by Emily Bronte, first published in 1847. This is a tragic love story between the two main characters, Cathy and Heathcliff.

  The story begins when a visitor named Lockwood comes to rent a house at a castle in Wuthering Heights. Here, Lockwood reads the letters of his predecessor, revealing to him the pasts of the two main characters.

  Cathy is a beautiful girl, but she has a haughty and brave character. She develops a relationship with a servant named Heathcliff, a mysterious and conflicted young man. The affection between Cathy and Heathcliff became very strong, but the two went through a lot of tragedy and heartbreak.

After Cathy's mother died, she married a wealthy man named Edgar Linton. Heathcliff, who loves Cathy to death, is heartbroken and determined to get revenge. The story continues to evolve with bitterness, hatred and sacrifice for love in poverty and complicated family circumstances.

The Book of Wuthering Heights is a famous classic literature about love, distinguished by the combination of love and hatred, and is considered one of the most classic novels of the 19th century.

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Gone with the Wind

Book review Gone with the Wind

• Author: Margaret Mitchell
  Originally published: 1936
  Languages: English, Vietnamese,...
  The Book of Gone with the Wind is a popular historical novel by Margaret Mitchell. The book tells the story of an Irish-American girl named Scarlett O'Hara, during the American Civil War (1861-1865).

  Scarlett O'Hara is a beautiful, nimble girl, full of determination and energy. She lives on a large farm in Georgia, and has always dreamed of becoming a royal girl. However, when the American Civil War broke out, Scarlett's life was completely turned upside down.

  During the war, Scarlett struggles to starve, fight and survive in a world rife with violence, hunger and poverty. Scarlett lost a lot of important things, including possessions, family, and lovers. But with determination and determination, she overcame challenges and difficulties to start a new life.

The book Gone with the Wind not only tells the romantic love story between Scarlett and the mysterious man Rhett Butler, but also details the life and social changes in native Georgia during the American Civil War.

The book is very attractive with many ups and downs, funny situations, deep emotions and meaningful messages about love, perseverance and the spirit of overcoming difficulties. It's a book to read and feel, and has become one of the literary classics of the 20th century.

The book is written in a lively, fascinating and highly historical language, becoming one of the most famous literary works of America and the whole world.

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The Fault In Our Stars

Book Review The Fault In Our Stars

• Author: John Green
  Originally published: 2012
  Languages: English, Vietnamese,...
  The Fault In Our Stars is a novel written on the topic of cancer by John Green. The story takes readers to Hazel Grace Lancaster - a young girl with terminal lung cancer and Augustus Waters - a boy who used to have bone cancer but was cured,  The two main characters will experience moments of grief and meaning together.

The book depicts the feelings, love, and hopes of the main characters before the coming death. The work takes the reader into a world full of emotions of friendship, love and gloom. The author himself has written a wonderful story about life, about feelings, thoughts and facing fate, for those who have already coped with cancer or those who have loved ones who have coped with this disease.

"The Fault in Our Stars" is a book worth reading, for everyone, it encapsulates many emotions and artistic values, tells a deep and meaningful story about love, life and death.

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The Price Of Salt

The Price Of Salt Book Review

• Author: Patricia Highsmith
  Published year: 1952
  Languages: English, Vietnamese,...
  The book He Price Of Salt was written by Patricia Highsmith and first published in 1952 under the title "Carol". It is a romance novel between two women and is set in the 1950s United States.

  The story revolves around the main character Therese, a young woman who works at a toy store. Things begin to change when she meets Carol, a beautiful, wealthy, and married middle-aged woman. The two begin to have a strong and tough romantic relationship. Throughout the book leads readers to different emotions, from happiness to the "bottom of emotions".

  The book honestly depicts Therese and Carol's love life, with their complex emotions and journey to find happiness. "The Bottom of Emotions" is one of the pioneering works in building a richer and more multidimensional image of LGBT characters in literature.