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HackerNoon has thousands upon thousands of articles in all different fields. Crypto, blockchain, gaming, business, web3, the list goes on; there’s always something to read. But did you know that HackerNoon has books as well? Brought on over from , these books include , , and . But the catalog goes even further than that. Let’s check out some of the books that are available on HackerNoon. gutenberg.com The Odyssey Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Frankenstein The Sherlock Holmes Series If you’re a fan of mysteries, well, what better stories to read than those of the quintessential detective Sherlock Holmes? Two of the famed detective’s books are available: and s. The former is a collection of short stories, and the latter is a full-fledged novel. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes The Hound of the Baskerville Both directly and indirectly, Sherlock Holmes influenced the entertainment world. So, do yourself a favor and read up on some of the detective’s most popular stories. F. Scott Fitzgerald Although casual readers may know of Fitzgerald because of , he has more stories under his belt. Apart from Gatsby, you can also read and on HackerNoon. If you’re looking for a glimpse into American life in the 1920s, there’s nothing better than these stories. The Great Gatsby This Side of Paradise The Beautiful and the Damned Influential Women in Literature There are also plenty of books available on HackerNoon that were written by incredible women. by Jane Austen, by Mary Shelley, and by Carolyn Sherwin are just a few of them. Pride and Prejudice Frankenstein For the Story Teller: Story Telling and Stories to Tell One of Austen’s most famous stories, Pride and Prejudice tells the story of Elizabeth Bennet. Shelley’s Frankenstein follows the titular character and the monster he creates. And Sherwin’s For the Story Teller gives readers an insight into how to tell and craft a story. Non-Fiction But maybe you’re not looking for fictional pieces, maybe you have your eyes set on something more philosophical. Well, that’s where John Locke comes into play. His writing on the government and humanity itself is available to read for free; check out the and . Second Treatise of Government An Essay Concerning Humane Understanding If you’re still searching for non-fiction after reading John Locke’s work, there are still plenty of books left to discover. For people who want to become more knowledgeable in the language, , , and are all great reads. The Art of Writing and Speaking the English Language Language: An Introduction to the Study of Speech 1811 Dictionary in the Vulgar Tongue How about literature on health and medicine? and are both available. The Evolution of Modern Medicine The Genetic Effects of Radiation Finally, to know more about food and the food industry, read and . The Jungle Food and Flavor: A Gastronomic Guide to Health and Good Living Short Stories But a lot of this literature is long, what if you only have time to read short stories? HackerNoon has you covered. There are plenty of short stories from Astounding Stories of Super-Science available on HackerNoon. , , and are just a few of them. Invisible Death The Cave of Horror The Challenge of the Unknown Just like the articles on HackerNoon, the books on HackerNoon cover many different fields, time periods, and themes. So, go dive into your next favorite book! Photo by on Anna Hunko Unsplash