most famous novels of all time

It's difficult to pinpoint just one, but 'One Piece' is often regarded as one of the most famous. It has a long-running story, diverse characters, and a massive following.

The Mandela Effect is a very well - known one. It has sparked numerous debates and theories. Some think it could be due to parallel universes colliding, while others believe it's just a false memory phenomenon on a large scale. But it remains one of the most puzzling 'glitch' stories.

Romeo and Juliet are very famous. Their tragic love story has been told for centuries. Another famous couple is Cleopatra and Mark Antony. Their relationship was filled with passion and political intrigue. And then there's Bonnie and Clyde, known for their dangerous and wild love in a criminal context, though their actions were illegal.

The most famous vampire author of all time was probably Karl Brangeale, who wrote the Vampire Slayer D series. This series of novels was deeply loved by readers and translated into many languages, achieving great success on a global scale.

I think 'The Jungle' takes the title for the most famous muckraking novel. It had a huge impact. Sinclair's work was so effective because it didn't just point out problems in a general way. He painted a vivid picture of the meat - packing plants, from the diseased animals being processed to the poor immigrants working in horrible conditions. This led to public outcry and ultimately changes in how the industry was regulated.

One of the most famous James Bond novels is 'Casino Royale'. It introduced Bond to the world in a big way, with its thrilling plot of high - stakes gambling and espionage.

Well, some of the most popular novels ever include 'Pride and Prejudice' by Jane Austen and 'To Kill a Mockingbird' by Harper Lee. They have been widely loved and read for generations.

Another really famous one is 'Carmilla' by Sheridan Le Fanu. It was one of the early vampire stories and has influenced many later works. It has a unique female - centric take on the vampire theme, which was quite different from what was common at that time.

One of the most well-known authors of time-travel novels was the author of " Time Travel and Anti-Time Travel," The Squid that Loves to Dive. Other than that, there were also author networks for works such as " Return to the Ming Dynasty as a Prince,"" Celebrating Years,"" Choosing the Heavens," and " Hua Qian Gu."

The case of 'A Study in Scarlet' is quite famous. It's where Holmes and Watson meet and start their partnership while solving a murder mystery. Another is 'The Hound of the Baskervilles', which involves a terrifying hound and a family curse.