19 Hilarious Tweets About Classic Books

    "I made an autocorrect shortcut on my mom's phone to replace dirty laundry with the text of Ulysses."

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    When someone talks shit about Edgar Allen Poe

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    Dickens: It was the best of times, it was the worst of times Schrödinger: Nice, nice

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    haha I made an autocorrect shortcut on my mom's phone to replace dirty laundry with the text of Ulysses #lol #momfail

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    [1st day as new school librarian] STUDENT: is the great gatsby history or literature MY BRAIN: dont say its lit dont say its lit ME: its lit

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    I'm gonna write a book about the difficulties of watching Pride and Prejudice dubbed into French. It will be called L'Austen Translation

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    Jane Eyre Jane Fyre Jane Watyr Jane Erthe

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    Priest: Do you read to your kids from the Good Book? Me: Every night Priest: What's their favorite part? Me: When Frodo destroys the ring

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    [sees girl reading The Catcher in the Rye] "Ah I love that book. The way he just [clenches fist] catches all that frickin rye."

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    Dante followed Virgil down, past killers and adulterers. "And here," Virgil said "are the makers of websites that automatically play audio."

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    Um... I hate to be a Grammar Nazi, but shouldn't it be... 'The Diary Of *A* Frank'...?

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    Did yall read the book https://t.co/lfpV2egIZg

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    Not to brag, but I sigh as deeply and frequently as the average heroine in a Jane Austen novel.

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    "The Sun Also Rises Somewhere Else, Get Out Of My Apartment" -Hemingway's break-up note

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    Wasn't prepared for this chapter in Moby-Dick when everyone aboard the Pequod gets the same haircut

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    my favorite part of moby dick is when it says dick right there on the cover lmao

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    frodo: [doesnt know how to get to mordor, doesnt know how to fight, doesnt know who he should actually trust] i need to do this alone

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    "Newt Gingrich" sounds like a miserly landlord in a Charles Dickens novel

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