Which is the best one to read for the first time?

I'm in my second year of high school now. My vocabulary is about 6500 words in CET-6. Which book should I read for the first time?
I have a few requests
1. It's best if it's a book that suits my age. I don't want any economics or history books...
2. It would be best if it was a set of books, divided into sections.
3. The content must not be boring, introduce some classic and beautiful novels
4. It matches my English standard! (This is the most important, because I don't know what kind of books I'm suitable for with my ability.)
One question, if I read English books, will it speed up my reading speed? I feel that my reading speed is relatively slow now. How long will it take to see results?
Thank you, everyone!
Forget about the Bookworm, I want the original book (the one with the exact words). Only such a book can be read. How about Twilight and Lord of the Rings?

36-inch LCD, don't be a psychopath. That anonymous person, pride comes before defeat. Where do I start? How can I be proud of my original novel? Or are you saying that grapes are sour because you can't understand them?

Answer 1

For those who read English novels for the first time, choosing a good novel can help them improve their reading skills quickly. The following are some English novels that are suitable for first time reading:

1 The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger (1951): This is a classic American novel that is considered one of the masterpieces of modern American literature. The book tells the story of a teenager, emphasizing the theme of growth, loneliness and self-exploration.

2 To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee (1960): This novel is a classic of American literature. It tells a story about family, law, and morality. It explored issues of race, class, and gender and presented a real American society.

3 1984 by George Orwell (1949): This is a dystopian novel about a dictatorial state. The book explored issues of politics, power, and freedom and was widely regarded as a classic dystopian novel.

4 The Great Gatsby by F Scott Fitzgerald (1925): This is a famous novel about love, wealth, and morality. The book, which explored issues such as marriage, wealth, and morality, was considered a classic of modern American literature.

Tovarich by Gogol (1883): This is a Russian novel about murder and revenge. This book is widely regarded as a classic of Russian literature, with profound social and human insight.

These are some English novels that are suitable for first time readers. They all have unique styles and topics that can help readers understand western culture and values in depth.