These are the 50 most downloaded eBooks from Project Gutenberg

El Gutenberg Project is one of the most famous sites on the network of networks, in which any user can download a huge number of books in digital format, all of them in a legal way thanks to the fact that all the works that make up this collection are in the public domain. Along with this project, there are many other websites where you can download eBooks in a free and legal way, but we could say that this is the reference for most lovers of digital reading.

The amount of books available to users is simply enormous and sometimes it is even difficult to know what to download to read. To make your search work a little easier, we have decided to bring you what are the 50 Most Downloaded Project Gutenberg eBooks.

Here we show you the complete list; These are the 50 most downloaded free ebooks from Gutenberg:

1. 'Pride and prejudice "by Jane Austen. Possibly the most popular story written by Austen.

2.  "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn", by Mark Twain.

3. 'Alice in Wonderland"by Lewis Carroll. A great classic.

4. 'The Yellow Wallpaper "by Charlotte Perkins Gilman.

5. "Tom Sawyer's adventures", Mark Twain. Another great Twain classic.

6. 'Metamorphosis" the large Franz Kafka. The most downloaded is an English translation.

7. 'Frankenstein" by Mary Shelley.

8. "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes "by Arthur Conan Doyle.

9. "Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass" by Frederick Douglass.

10. 'Prince"by Niccolò Machiavelli.

11. "A tale of two cities", by Charles Dickens. It is surprising that this is the most downloaded Dickens work and not "A Christmas Carol" for example.

12. "The Importance of Being Ernesto: A Trivial Comedy for Serious People"by Oscar Wilde.

13. 'Ulises"by James Joyce. Joyce entered the public domain not long ago.

14. "Brothers Grimm Fairy Tales”By Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm.

15. "Picture of Dorian Gray "by Oscar Wilde.

16. "Moby Dick"by Herman Melville

17. 'Beowulf ”. A medieval epic poem.

18. "The kamasutra of Vatsyayana"by Vatsyayana.

19."Doll's House"by Henrik Ibsen.

20. "The Miserables", by Victor Hugo.

21. 'Jane Eyre: Autobiography "by Charlotte Brontë.

22. 'Dracula "by Bram Stoker.

23. "Big hopes"by Charles Dickens.

24. "A modest proposition"by Jonathan Swift.

25. 'Steam, its generation and use ", from Babcock & Wilcox Company.

26. "Leaves of Grass"by Walt Whitman

27. "The Iliad" of Homer.

28. "The Divine Comedy"by Dante.

29. "The awakening, and selected short stories"by Kate Chopin ..

30. 'Dubliners " by James Joyce.

31. 'Siddhartha "by Hermann Hesse (a masterpiece).

32. 'Emma ”by Jane Austen.

33. "Gulliver's Travels", by Jonathan Swift.

34. "Wuthering Heights", by Emily Brontë.

35. "The Count of Monte Cristo"by Alexandre Dumas, in a translation with illustrations.

36. "The Republic"by Plato.

37.  "Sense and Sensibility"by Jane Austen.

38. 'Peter Pan", by JM Barrie.

39. "The island of the treasure" by Robert Louis Stevenson, in an illustrated edition.

40. "The Romance of Lust", Anonymous. A totally unknown erotic novel.

41. "The jungle"by Upton Sinclair.

42. "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde", by Robert Louis Stevenson.

43. "Logical-philosophical treatise of Ludwig Wittgenstein".

44. "Crime and Punishment", by Fyodor Dostoyevsky.

45. "Heart of darkness"by Joseph Conrad.

46. "The interesting narration of the life of Equiano"by Olaudah Equiano. They are memoirs of the author himself.

47. 'A Study in Scarlet " by Arthur Conan Doyle.

48. "Songs of innocence and songs of experience" by William Blake.

49. "Leviathan" by Thomas Hobbes.

50. "The baskerville's hound" by Arthur Conan Doyle.

Surely you have already read a good handful of these books, and in case you have read them all or none of them convinces you to start reading remember that we have a huge list available with dozens of sites where you can download eBooks for free and legally.