Till to day I never red any novels. Iam weak in English Pls give some E-learn novels. Pls give some tips how we understand easily and give some book names

animal farm

You don't say what your native language is, but I feel SURE that you will find it here!:

http://www.watchtower.org/languages/languages.htm
Languages Available - Jehovah's Witnesses Official Web Site

Much better than novels, the articles on this Web site all use proper English (or, whatever language you pick) & grammar ... So, you can compare one article written in multiple-languages!
So, here is the Home Page ... Surf & read to your heart's content! You can easily learn more than just English here, while enjoying the process! So, you can compare one article written in multiple-languages!

http://www.watchtower.org/
Official Web Site of Jehovah's Witnesses

http://www.literature.org/authors/
http://www.online-literature.com/author_index.php

Here you can find a lot of autors and may start with one you have already read in your language. Or try Aesop's Fables, they are short and easy.

English is a pretty difficult language to pick up as a second language. I would really encourage you to seek out some additional instruction/training where you get to interact in English, often.

As for books, if you're doing this strictly to learn basic English, I would recommend some popular lit such as Stephen King, Michael Crighton - the stuff you can find in the supermarket. You may consider some Reader's Digest condensed versions of works, which are usually in simplified English.

If you want to tackle English-language literature straight on, I'd start you off Robert Frost (poetry), Stephen Crane's *The Red Badge of Courage,* anything by Graham Greene. Avoid Shakespeare because his English is 400 years old and has words that many contemporary English speakers have trouble with.

Another option is to buy an English-language work in translation and in your native language, and compare the two. You should understand English grammar and have a good vocabulary in place when you do it, because translations aren't always exactly word-for-word.

In my humble opinion, English rocks. Good luck as you learn it.

Take a Thief by Mercedes Lackey is about a young boy Skif who is ill-treated by his relatives.He later falls in with a gang of thieves and becomes a master thief.Later he gets bonded with a talking horse and is admitted to a Herald's College.

anything by Dr. Suess ;)

Suggest you start with Grimm's Fairy Stories or short stories like those by Roald Dahl. Work your way up to something as long as a novel in easy stages. Work written for children will have a simpler vocabulary.

A gripping novella is One Day In The Life of Ivan Desinovich, by Alexander Solzhenitsyn, about life in the Soviet labour camps.

When you graduate to novels try Animal Farm by George Orwell or Brave New World by Aldous Huxley.

Good luck!

Anita Shreve's "Light on Snow"

Maybe any books by Laura Ingalls Wilder- The "Little House" books are easy and a good read.