What are some novellas for high school students to read?

We in Fujian since the 07 year college entrance examination has been tested for famous books, so a lot of famous books have to read, I personally think "Dream of Red Mansions" is very good, but you said that you don't like to read books, "Dream of Red Mansions" is very long, I spent a lot of time when I read it, I don't know if you will be interested. But I think if you keep reading, you'll find that these masterpieces are actually quite good. "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is also possible, but I personally don't like to watch it, but our teacher said that watching the Three Kingdoms is conducive to improving the level of literary language.

I think the following books are very good: "The Old Man and the Sea" and "Eugenie". Grande", "Home", "Birds", "The Pickwick Papers".

Also, I personally like "The Little Prince" (a fairy tale for everyone), I recommend you might as well check it out (it won't take much time to watch this)!

It's better not to watch it when you're in high school, but it's better not to watch it, hehe, just kidding.

Pushkin's Queen of Spades, Captain's Daughter, Some Sorry Calvino, I Can't Remember the Name, Lao She's Crescent Moon, Micro God.

Let's go to the bookstore, I found that there are many Chinese and foreign classics sold in the bookstore now, and there are n editions, which I don't think is a good thing.

Do you want to be easy to understand? Then if you are a girl, it is best to watch Dream of Red Mansions, boys watch the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, which is a classic Chinese masterpiece, with a more gold content and more popular, and the gold content of foreign masterpieces has dropped too much after being translated, and you say that you don't like to read books, I think boys like the Three Kingdoms, girls like Red Mansions, so you can also read it, the Confucianism history recommended on the 1st floor is also a good book, but it seems to be a little more difficult, however, Confucianism seems to be liked by both boys and girls.

There are "Camel Shoko", "How Steel is Made", "Resurrection", and "Education of Love".

"Camel Xiangzi" is one of Lao She's masterpieces, mainly based on the whereabouts of a rickshaw driver Xiangzi in Beiping (Beijing) as a clue, with the life of Beijing citizens in the late twenties as the background, with the bumpy and tragic life experience of the rickshaw driver Xiangzi as the main plot, profoundly exposing the darkness of old China, accusing the ruling class of exploitation and oppression of laborers, expressing the author's deep sympathy for the working people, and showing people the picture of the poor citizens at the bottom of Beijing living in the abyss of pain under the warlord melee and the dark rule.

From the story of Xiangzi's struggle to get rid of the miserable fate of life through personal struggle, and finally failed to the point of degeneration, it warns people that the poor peasants in the city want to turn over and become masters, and it is not enough to rely on personal struggle alone. "Camel Xiangzi" came out and was translated into more than a dozen languages, which had a great impact.

How Steel Is Made is an autobiographical work from the former Soviet Union, one of the most famous "revolutions" of communist countries. Author Nikolai. Ostrovsky, who was blind and paralyzed at the time of writing, was written after three years of illness and unimaginable difficulties.

Among them, it succeeded in creating the typical image of Paul Kochagin, a communist newcomer who was trained by the Bolshevik Party and tempered in the flames of revolution and in a difficult environment. The book features the protagonist Paul. Kochagin's life is a clue, showing a broad historical picture of Soviet Russia from 1915 to around 1930 and the people's arduous fighting life.

The protagonist is in the furnace of the revolution, from a worker's child to a proletarian fighter. Later, he began to create another ** "Born of the Storm", but only completed the first part, and he passed away at the age of 32.

The Education of Love is a work by the Italian writer Amicius, adapted from the diary of the son of Amicius, and is considered one of the ten must-read books for Italians, and is an enduring masterpiece in the history of world literature, and is recognized as the most loving and educational reading by various countries.

The greatest love in the world is infused in the work: the love of teachers, the love of students, the love of parents, the love of children, the love of classmates? Every kind of love is not earth-shattering, but it is heartfelt.

Transcending the limitations of time and borders, Education of Love has been translated into hundreds of languages and has sold more than 15,000,000 copies to date, making it one of the most popular books in the world.