The word ‘classic’ often reminds people of a thick, old book that is only fit to sit on a bookshelf.
For some reason, books that grow up to be classics seem intimidating to many. The word ‘classic’ often reminds people of a thick, old book that is only fit to sit on a bookshelf. However, the fact is that these masterpieces achieved “classic status” because they were accessible and comprehensible to casual readers.