These famous books in Portuguese run from Dom Quixote and Crime e Castigo to Os Lusíadas, the epic poem of Portugal. Every title is a complete text in Portuguese, free to read online or download in PDF.
Reading a story you already know is one of the easiest ways to practice Portuguese. The last two sections bring in Portuguese literature itself, with Gil Vicente, Luís de Camões and Fernando Pessoa from Portugal and Castro Alves from Brazil.
Looking for Machado de Assis or Eça de Queirós? You'll find them in our novels in Portuguese.
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Classic Novels in Portuguese
The best-known classic novels in Portuguese translation, from Jane Austen and Dostoevsky to George Orwell. Start with Orgulho e Preconceito for a light read, or Crime e Castigo if you want to get lost in a story.
Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy clash, misjudge each other and slowly fall in love in Austen's sharpest comedy of manners. A light, witty novel that reads beautifully in Portuguese.
An orphan becomes a governess at Thornfield Hall and falls for its secretive master. Brontë's classic of independence and love, complete in Portuguese.
Jean Valjean, an ex-convict hunted by the relentless Javert, tries to build an honest life in 19th-century France. Hugo's epic, complete in Portuguese.
Desert islands, prison escapes and a trip around the world in eighty days, all in Portuguese. Jules Verne and Mark Twain read fast and keep you turning pages.
Sherlock Holmes, Dracula and Frankenstein all speak Portuguese in this part of the collection. Poe's short stories are perfect when you only have half an hour.
A respected doctor drinks a potion that turns him into a cruel stranger. Stevenson's short horror classic about the two sides of every person, in Portuguese.
A drawing teacher meets a mysterious woman in white on a dark road, and a plot of stolen identities unfolds. Collins' Victorian thriller in Portuguese.
Jonathan Harker travels to Transylvania and meets a count who never eats and never ages. Stoker's vampire classic, told in letters and diaries, in Portuguese.
Victor Frankenstein builds a living creature and then abandons it, with terrible results. Shelley's founding work of science fiction, complete in Portuguese.
O Pequeno Príncipe, Alice and the Grimm fairy tales are the gentlest way into a new language. Short sentences and familiar stories work for kids and for adult learners too.
A cyclone carries Dorothy to Oz, where she walks the yellow brick road with the Scarecrow, the Tin Man and the Lion. A perfect first read in Portuguese.
Dona Benta retells Peter Pan to the kids of Sítio do Picapau Amarelo, with plenty of their own comments. Monteiro Lobato's playful version in Portuguese.
A wooden puppet wants to become a real boy, but keeps lying and getting into trouble. Collodi's tale in Portuguese, followed by the original Italian text.
Shakespeare and Sophocles sit next to Gil Vicente, Almeida Garrett and the Brazilian Álvares de Azevedo. Plays are all dialogue, so they sound like the Portuguese people actually speak.
The magician Prospero raises a storm to bring his enemies to his island. Shakespeare's last great play, full of spirits and forgiveness, in Portuguese.
This is poetry written in Portuguese from the start, led by Os Lusíadas, the epic Camões wrote about the sea voyages of Portugal. Fernando Pessoa, Florbela Espanca and Castro Alves follow, next to Homer and Dante in translation.
A selection of Whitman's free verse celebrating the body, democracy and ordinary life, translated by Geir Campos. The father of modern American poetry, in Portuguese.
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