What makes a novel a classic is when it is studied throughout the world. This would be because it shows a significant importance to a time period, theme etc. It can also be considered a classic for its usage of detailed vocabulary. For instance, Romeo and Juliet is considered a classic because of its plot along with Shakespeare's unique writing style. Another thing that makes a novel a classic is that it must be universal. When I say universal I mean that it must interest people all over the world. For instance, a novel about some sport only played in China would not be considered a classic because most people wouldn't find it interesting. Also, the novel for it to be considered "a classic" must have an influence on people because without an influence no one will be inspired to read it.
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