Just read "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Hyde" First of all, it had a very interesting and suspenseful first 3/4. Then, the book finishes with Henry Jekyll's personal letter, showing the read about the underlying morality of the whole story. Really powerful read that honestly made me want to be a better person and not fall into the temptations of life.

All I can say is WOW. It was about the 15th book I've read this year and probably one of the best. 

I'm curious as to why it's not talked about more as a classic around this sub? I thought it was better than 90% of the "classic" novels ive read so far!