Eline Vere - the Dutch Anna Karenina.

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Anonymous wrote:The Thornbirds (maybe not what you call classic, but it's great)

+1. I love that book.

Others that come to kind are Jane Austen’ novels. Gone With the Wind. Possibly Forever Amber (not really a classic).

Did you read the OP?

Camille (by Alexandre Dumas)

Once a guy declared his feelings for me by quoting a passage from War and Peace.

Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier

Wuthering Heights, Jane Eyre, Madame Bovary, Anna Karenina, Doctor Zhivago, The Lover, The Lady of the Camellias, Women in Love, Dangerous Liaisons, Cyrano de Bergerac, The Age of Innocence, A Room With a View

Gone with the Wind

Georgette heyer’s regenecy romances.

Anonymous wrote:The Thornbirds (maybe not what you call classic, but it's great)

+1. I love that book.

Others that come to kind are Jane Austen’ novels. Gone With the Wind. Possibly Forever Amber (not really a classic).

An American Tragedy (by Theodore Dreiser)

Green Dolphin Street (by Elizabeth Goudge)

The Thornbirds (maybe not what you call classic, but it's great)

Hunchback of Notre Dame

The Barchester novels by Anthony Trollope. I recommend starting with book 2, Barchester Towers. You are in for a treat!

Recommendations for a classic novel that has romance in it?

I've already read all of Jane Austen's novels, Anna Karenina, North and South, Evelina