Classics not to be missed

My students keep asking me to suggest them few books to read. The only thing I do at that particular point of time is to keep quiet, for I don't really know what their tastes are. If insisted, in order to escape I would ask them to read some Telugu or Kannada poems, stories, novels etc. I know they wont be convinced with that not-so-serious suggestion. On one occasion, my inguinity was suspected and I felt I should retaliate. I went on listing some of the finest books of the world that every book lover ought to read. See, if my list is of some use to you too. Do suggest if I missed out any.

1. The Ramayana - Valmiki
2. The Mahabharata - Ved Vyas
3. Abhignana Shakuntalam - Kalidas
4. Aesope's Fables - Aesope
5. The poetics - Aristotle
6. The Bible - Various authors
7. Alice' s adventures in wonderland - Lewis Carroll
8. The canterbury tales - Chaucer
9. Don Quixote - Cerventes
10. Robinson Crusoe - Daniel Defoe
11. Tale of two cities - Charles Dickens
12. Great Expectations - Charles Dickens
13. The adventures of Sherlock Holmes - Sir Arthur Canon Doyle
14. The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam - Edward Fitzerald
15. The Diary of a young girl - Anne Frank
16. Mother - Maxim Gorkey
17. The return of the native - Thomas Hardy
18. The Iliad - Homer
19. The Odyssey - Homer
20. Les Miserables - Victor Hugo
21. The Alchemist - Ben Johnson
22. The Alchemist - Paulo Coelho
23. The outsider - Albert Camus
24. Metamorphosis - Franz Kafka
25. The Trial - Franz Kafka
26. The jungle books - Rudyard Kipling
27. Sons and lovers - D. H. Lawrence
28. Paradise Lost/ Paradise Regained - John Milton
29. Gone with the wind - Margeret Mitchell
30. Utopia - Thomas Moore
31. Animal Farm - George Orwell
32. The Republic - Plato
33. All is well that ends well - Shakespeare
34. As you like it - Shakespeare
35. Hamlet - Shakespeare
36. Julius Caesar - Shakespeare
37. King Lear - Shakespeare
38. Romeo and Juliet -Shakespeare
39. Man and Superman - George Bernard Shaw
40. Gulliver's Travels - Jonathan Swift
41. Anna Karenina - Tolstoy
42. War and peace - Tolstoy
43. The adventures of Tom sawyer - Mark Twain
44. The adventures of Huckleberry Finn - Mark Twain
45. Arabian night's entertainement - Unknown
46. Around the world in 80 days - Jules Verne
47. The Aeneid - Virgil
48. Ben Hur - Lew Wallace
49. The time machine - H. G. Wells
50. Jonathan Livingston Seagull - Richard Bach
51. To kill a mocking bird - Harper Lee
52. The Godfather - Mario Puzo
53. Things fall apart - Chinua Ache

Thats all I remember for now... Do let me know if you have read something worthwhile.