The whaling epic that divided 1851 — now with complete annotations for the modern reader.
A forbidden love between a tutor and his aristocratic student unfolds through letters — the best-selling novel of the 18th century.
A timeless retelling of the Arthurian legends — from Merlin's prophecies and the sword Excalibur to the quest for the Holy Grail and the passing of Camelot.
Down the rabbit-hole into a world of whimsy, absurdity, and unforgettable characters — now in a beautifully illustrated and annotated premium edition with 20+ original artworks, a Wonderland map, and child-friendly notes.
The heartbreaking Victorian story of a boy, his dog, and a dream of art — one of the most enduring animal stories ever written.
Every chapter enriched with vocabulary definitions, historical context, literary analysis, and discussion questions.
A cunning rogue navigates 18th-century Europe with wit, charm, and utter moral depravity in Smollett's darkest satire.
The thrilling sequel to Kidnapped — David Balfour returns to 18th-century Scotland to clear a man's name and win the heart of the fiery Catriona Drummond.
Gaskell's affectionate chronicle of the widows and spinsters of Cranford — a village where tea parties, gossip, and quiet courage rule the day.
A pastoral romance of chivalry, love, and adventure from the Elizabethan age's most celebrated poet-courtier.
A destitute student murders an elderly pawnbroker and must grapple with guilt — one of the greatest novels ever written.
Widely considered the greatest Victorian novel — a masterful tapestry of provincial life, marriage, ambition, and unfulfilled potential.
Mark Twain's timeless classic of boyhood adventure along the Mississippi — whitewashing fences, witnessing murder, finding buried treasure, and getting lost in a cave.
A thrilling historical novel set during the Crimean War, following Welsh Fusilier officers through battle, romance, and intrigue.
The second volume of Dickens's classic — Oliver is recaptured by Fagin's gang and forced into a burglary, as dark secrets about his parentage begin to emerge.
A young parliamentarian torn between love, friendship, and a mysterious calling must navigate the treacherous waters of Victorian high society.
Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy March navigate poverty, illness, love, and growing up in Civil War-era New England.