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A Square living in a two-dimensional world of geometric beings encounters the third dimension and struggles to imagine what lies beyond his own plane. Abbott’s mathematical satire remains a brilliant allegory of perception and social hierarchy.
Young Jim Hawkins finds a pirate’s map and joins a voyage to a distant island in search of buried treasure. Aboard ship, the charming cook Long John Silver plots mutiny in this classic tale of adventure and treachery.
Anna Karenina leaves her husband for the dashing Count Vronsky, defying Russian society and setting her happiness against its rigid judgment. Tolstoy’s epic weaves her tragedy with the steadier love of Levin and Kitty.
Mischievous Tom Sawyer skips school, chases adventure on the Mississippi, and falls for Becky Thatcher. Along with his friend Huck Finn, he stumbles into a mystery that tests his courage.
Phlegmatic Englishman Phileas Fogg wagers half his fortune that he can circle the globe in eighty days. With his valet Passepartout, he races trains, ships, and elephants — pursued by a detective convinced he is a thief.
Young Princess Irene, aided by her mysterious great-great-grandmother and the miner boy Curdie, discovers a race of goblins plotting beneath the mountain. George MacDonald’s fairy tale is a classic of courage, trust, and quiet magic.
Alice steps through the drawing-room mirror into a chessboard world where everything runs backward. As she journeys from pawn to queen, she meets Tweedledum and Tweedledee, Humpty Dumpty, and the gentle White Knight.
Professor Aronnax, his servant Conseil, and harpooner Ned Land are taken aboard the submarine Nautilus by the enigmatic Captain Nemo. Their journey beneath the world’s oceans becomes a voyage of wonders and deepening peril.
A priceless Indian diamond vanishes from a Yorkshire country house on the night of Rachel Verinder’s birthday, leaving suspicion on everyone present. Told through multiple narrators, this is widely considered the first English detective novel.
Impoverished ex-student Raskolnikov commits a murder he believes justified by intellect, only to be consumed by guilt and paranoia. Dostoevsky’s psychological novel is a profound study of crime, conscience, and redemption.