Ever wonder how some classic novels might be ruined by technology? We did! Dear reader, read with caution as there are spoilers ahead.
Harold and the Purple Crayon: Would Harold have a purple crayon or a tablet?
Mrs. Dalloway probably wouldn't have left the house to buy flowers if she could design a bouquet online and have the flowers delivered.
The The Secret Garden might not be so secret if you use aerial view on Google maps.
Hey, thirteen-year-old Brian's parents probably wouldn't have sent him and his expensive smartphone into northern Canada without a shatterproof and waterproof case, right? Then there wouldn't be much of a plot to Hatchet, right?
If nearly everyone has cell phones these day, hop on the plane's WiFi to text for help as your plane crashes in Lord of the Flies.
I wonder if Tom Sawyer in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer would fake his death since everyone wants to keep their Snapchat streaks alive.
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