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Anticipating a number of twentieth-century inventions, Jules Verne creates a science-fiction masterpiece in 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Professor Aronnax and his servant set out to eradicate a se...… more ››$2.98 add to cart -
In Dickens's traditional favorite Christmas story, miser Ebenezer Scrooge, who despises Christmas and all who revel in its cheer, is forced to take a hard look at his life of selfishness and greed....… more ››$1.00 add to cart -
Mark Twain's comedic satire transports young New Englander Hank Morgan to seventh-century Britain. Juxtaposing two supposed utopias - the romantic age of kings and the age of nineteenth-century in...… more ››$2.98 add to cart -
In this children's classic, young Sara Crewe's father sends her to a London boarding school when the military sends him to India. He dies there and Sara is mistreated by the headmistress when she n...… more ››$1.28 add to cart -
James Joyce is one of the most well-known writers of the twentieth century and was noted for his unconventional use of language. His first work, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, drawn from...… more ››$2.98 add to cart -
The most popular of E. M. Forster's early works, A Room with a View is a commentary on lingering Victorian sentiment in the early twentieth century. The protagonist, a young English girl named Lucy...… more ››$2.55 add to cart -
A Tale of Two Cities, by Charles Dickens, is set during the French Revolution. During this dangerous and uncertain time, Charles Darnay, a French expatriate living in England, travels to France to...… more ››$5.08 add to cart -
Aaron Sisson leaves his job in a colliery and abandons his family in search of a more adventurous life. He travels through post-WWI Europe, paying his way by playing his flute. During his travels...… more ››$2.98 add to cart -
Frequently lauded as The Great American Novel, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn follows young Huck Finn and the runaway slave Jim as they raft down the Mississippi River. Mark Twain's commentary ...… more ››$1.70 add to cart -
Aesop, a Greek slave, wrote many anecdotal stories that were meant to teach a moral lesson. They were the inspiration for some of Jean de la Fontaine's fables and are still published in children's...… more ››$1.70 add to cart
