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William Shakespeares comic dramas have been praised and loved by the audience for centuries. It attained such affection that a new genre known as Shakespearean Comedy was introduced in English Literature. Merchant of Venice is a perfect example of a Shakespearean comedy for its comic and satire quotient that has been applauded by readers throughout the world.
The drama begins with Salarino and Salario, who try to find the reason behind Antonios melancholic mood. Antonio, a merchant in Venice whose ships were at sail.Bassanio, a dear friend of Antonio and a merchant himself, asks Antonio to lend him some money so that he can marry his lady-love, Portia, and return double the amount of money he gave.Since Antonios ships are all at sail he has no money. Nevertheless, he asks Bassanio to borrow money from any man in Venice in his name.Bassanio goes to Shylock to borrow money in Antonios name. Shylock takes full advantage of the situation to exact his revenge for all the discrimination and ill-treatment he faced in society.Antonio signs a bond with Shylock that he shall return 3000 ducats to him in 3 months from the date the money is lent or else a pound of flesh will be maimed off of any part of Antonios body, by Shylock.Bassanio goes on and marries Portia, but Antonios fate took a tragic turn when his ships couldnt make it to the ports of Venice.Antonio has a loan of 3000 ducats on his head and Shylock decides to take a pound of flesh from any part of Antonios body as the bond says.
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Arthur Conan Doyle has won many hearts with his most famous detective series, Sherlock Holmes. However, few people know that besides the book series about a smart-talking consulting detective, Doyle has also shown keen interest in other genres such as as- adventure, sci-fi, mystery and fantasy. Arthur Doyle’s novels and short stories are such timeless entities that are praised by readers even centuries later. Rodney Stone is an extremely entertaining historical fiction set early in the Regency period of Britain.
• Rodney Stone is the son of a Naval Man for the Nelson's Navy who spent most of his married years fighting off the menace ensued by Napoleon Bonaparte throughout the continent. Rodney was thus raised by his mother.• He is then adopted by his uncle Sir Charles Tregellis, a wealthy gentleman but a high-rolling gambler as well. Tregellis attempts to transform Rodney into a well-mannered London gentleman, but Rodney doesn’t want that.• He is still stuck up with his lifelong friend Jim, who is the son of the former Bare Knuckles Prize-Fighting Champion of England now working as a lowly blacksmith.• Tregellis attempts his best to steer Rodney away from Jim and Bare-Knuckle Boxing and that Jim is too low beneath for them to be associated with.• Rodney Stone also contains interesting cameos from real-life historical dignitaries such as Lady Emma Hamilton, Horatio Nelson, Beau Brummell, Sheridan Fox and even George IV (Prince Regent)• It has a variety of genres and themes, from a coming of age story about Rodney and Jim to Gothic Mystery, with a lot of hard-hitting bare-knuckles boxing action in the mix. Thrilling, moving, suspenseful and exciting, along with the mysterious elements that Sir Arthur is so well known for.
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The Time Machine by H. G. Wells is one of the best Sci-Fi Science Fiction Novels ever, with millions of copies sold to date. It hails from the Groundbreaking Golden Era of Sci-Fi novels. Wells might not have been the one who founded the time travel sci-fi genre, but he sure did make it mainstream through this Novel. In Fact, the impact of The Time Machine is so universal that it not only inspired many classic movies like Back to the Future but even continues to inspire artists today.
The story begins at a dinner party, where the Time Traveller is the host and explains to his guests how Time is just a Human Construct that simplifies it for the human brain to comprehend and that Time and Space are the same thingsThe Time Traveller explains to the guests that the reason why we comprehend the time difference is that our consciousness is oriented along the Time Axis. So the question is then is it possible to travel along the Time Axis? To which the Time Traveller responds, yes.The Time Traveller explains how Gravity weighs us down in the three space dimensions but is still traversable, and therefore time travel is possible. He shows his guest his Functional Time Machine and through which he is ready to travel.What follows is a bunch of adventures explained through the perspective of the Time Traveller to his Guests in which the Time Traveller goes further and further in time, encountering new civilisations and the future.He encounters the Eloi, a fragile-looking, elegant, and child-like race that lives in small communities in a world thats essential A Garden sans any of Human-Technology or Engineering.He comes to understand the future as a Utopia, but little does he know that terrifying secrets lay beneath the green world of Eloi, which was inhabited by Morlocks, who are light-sensitive, subterranean, ape-like creatures.
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The novel represents the condition of the working class of Victorian Times through a love story.The story is about a rich man, Charles Egremont, and a poor girl, Sybil coming from two opposite backgrounds.Born in two extremely different environments both fell in love but social issues such as socio-political reforms and dirty politics play their role significantly.The author puts in his best efforts to give an insight into the unforeseen world of class discrimination and how it acts on two lovers.
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The story is about a boy Dicky Perrot who is born in the slums of East London. Due to poverty, Perrot gets involved in activities like theft and robbery. He takes rivalry with Bobby Roper in the urge of earning money through robbery. Feeling guilty about his robbery, Dicky decides to live an ordinary and respectful life but destiny has planned otherwise. The book is a paperback book with well-arranged illustrations and optimized for a relaxed and enjoyable reading experience. Happy Reading!

After the death of King Hamlet, his widow, queen Gertrude married Claudius, his brother. There is a rumor in the castle about the kings ghost wandering in the corridors and caught the sight of two watch guards. Prince Hamlet develops a feeling of betrayal and hatred in him for his mother. He suspects that his fathers death was a conspiracy planned by his loved ones. He plans a charade to unveil the killer and take revenge for his fathers death. The book is a paperback book with well-arranged illustrations and optimized for a relaxed and enjoyable reading experience. Happy Reading!.

In the streets of Verona, lived two families, the Montague and Capulet with a rivalry so bitter that one cant stand the other in the very same room. Romeo, a Montague falls for Juliet at a masquerade ball in due circumstances. Having a family rivalry so bitter that one is greedy of the others blood, both plan to run away together and start a new life. But destiny having plans otherwise creates circumstances under which Juliets cousin, Tybalt is killed by Romeo in a duel. The takes a tragic turn and Romeo is sent to the outskirts of the town as a punishment while Juliet is given to count Paris to marry. The book is a paperback book with well-arranged illustrations and optimized for a relaxed and enjoyable reading experience. Happy Reading!.

The tale of Lemuel Gulliver, a pragmatic disapproving Englishman, decides to go on a voyage and describe his experiences upon it. His adventure in the Lilliput begins after his shipwreck when he gains consciousness and was tied with tiny strings. Lilliputians being brave and fiercely protective of their kingdom are not afraid to attack the gigantic hostage with their pinprick arrows. Nevertheless, the Lilliputians extend their hospitality towards the hostage by feeding him which costs them near to famine for their land. Gullivers experience of this voyage turns bizarre when he sets the kingdom to fire. Gulliver manages to escape the kingdom somehow by fixing his boat. But the adventure is not over yet. The book is a paperback book with well-arranged illustrations and optimized for a relaxed and enjoyable reading experience. Happy Reading!.

The story revolves around a young Brahman of the Kapilavastu in the Nepal kingdom and his journey to attain eternal peace. On acknowledging the difference between reality and the world he has been kept in, Siddartha decides to leave his kingdom in search of serenity. His aim becomes to be able to find a balance in contrast to life and defeat his fears. He chooses the path of spiritual enlightenment through fasting and meditation. Siddhartha, once, while meditating finds a spirit of love and acceptance to the separateness of human beings. In the end, Siddhartha finds what he was looking for, the bliss of life and the highest wisdom. The book is a paperback book with well-arranged illustrations and optimized for a relaxed and enjoyable reading experience. Happy Reading!.

A rich honourable man and a perfectionist, Phileas Fogg in a gathering with his reform club members stated that any person can travel around the world in just 80 days. This fact comes out more of a 20, 000 bet amongst them all. Fogg along with his French valet, Passe-partout decides to travel to a city of every country around the world and be back to London in 80 days. The journey around the world is filled with tremendous adventures of all kinds for Fogg to come across. But the clock is ticking, the question is will Fogg and Passe-partout be able to make it to London back on Time? The book is a paperback book with well-arranged illustrations and optimized for a relaxed and enjoyable reading experience. Happy Reading!.

The story revolves around a young mischievous boy Tom who lives with his aunt, Polly in Mississippi. Being a naughty kid like most of his age he tries to skip his punishments and plays tricks all around. Tom and Huckleberry Finn become friends and start having their own set of adventures and experiences of ghosts and murders. They decide to become pirates and share their episodes of treasure hunt, love, and struggles. The book is a paperback book with well-arranged illustrations and optimized for a relaxed and enjoyable reading experience. Happy Reading!.

The novel represents the condition of the working class of Victorian Times through a love story.The story is about a rich man, Charles Egremont, and a poor girl, Sybil coming from two opposite backgrounds.Born in two extremely different environments both fell in love but social issues such as socio-political reforms and dirty politics play their role significantly.The author puts in his best efforts to give an insight into the unforeseen world of class discrimination and how it acts on two lovers.
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A stranger enters the town of Ipsing in the west of Sussex and strange things begin to happen.The owner of the local Inn, Mrs. Hall complains about the weird voices coming from the strangers room.Soon The Stranger becomes the hot topic of the town.With failed attempts at the experiments and no money, Griffin- the stranger is thrown out of the Inn and wanders in the woods.His ability or inability to become invisible gets into his head. He needs to undo the disaster of an experiment he performed and get back to his original state.
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The Three Musketeers by Alexandra Dumas is an epic on honor, chivalry, and adventure by four friends, set in France during the 1620s.Athos, Porthos, and Aramis live on the motto of All for one, One for allDArtagnan joins the Musketeers after a duel with the three of them and becomes part of the clan.On defeating one of the most skilled knights of the kingdom in a fight, King Louis XII appoints DArgtnan in his court, along joins the three musketeersFrom there on the adventures of DArgtnan begins with Milady and the trip to England in pursuit of the diamonds.
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At the end of the 19th century, the author narrates the incidents of the arrival of shooting stars that turns out to be alien cylinders.He guesses the cylinders to be belonging to Mars.On personal investigation, he finds out the cylinders to be hollow and harmlessLittle did he know, the Martian structures could turn out to be the end of the world for humans.
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As A Man Thinketh by James Allen is a self-help book to help you channel your thoughts in the right direction. It beautifully explains the power, thoughts hold in shaping ones personality and character. It answers all the questions we usually ask ourselves about our actions and our way of thinking. It helps you build your character to be a more optimistic approach to life.
The Idea of the book arose from the Bible Proverb 23:7, "As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he, " The books simplicities in the subtle way James explains how ones thoughts outgrows ones actions, how it affects the world around you, and how it can either keep you young or make you age faster than you can imagine.

Be it the times when India was struggling for freedom or the present battles, the true definition of nationalism came up by the power of a pen and the skills of men and women. Nationalism is nothing less than a perfect example of how non-violent protesting against the British was aspiring to be during that time. The book is a trio of lectures delivered by Rabindranath Tagore himself regarding the growth of one’s pride for their nation, not just in India but worldwide. He explains the vulnerability of his position amongst others as a citizen of a country doomed by racism internally and externally.
Nationalism acts as a guide and helps you understand Indian politics from the core, the roles of religious leaders, and the true meaning of the word ‘nation’.Tagore accepts that the possibility of patriotism started as an action to counter hue and cry. The section of patriotism in the west defines an elusive rim among truth and misrepresentation and shows how falsehood is lionized as a way to financial accomplishment.

When a young man of a large fortune, named Mr. Bingley, comes to stay at Netherfield, the word of it spreads all the way up to Hertfordshire, where an English gentleman, Mr. Bennet, resides with his wife and five daughters. The Bennet family lives a very dignified and peaceful life in their house but except for the fact that Mrs. Bennet is worried about the marriage of his daughters. This comes to the forefront when Mr. Bennet receives a letter that if he dies, a cousin will inherit the property and Mrs. Bennet and the daughters will have no place to go. Hence, the daughters need to be married off to wealthy families of the country.

Relativity is a book for the person who has a keen interest in understanding the law of relativity, inertia given by Albert Einstein without going into the minutiae of physics terminologies. The book gives in-depth explanations about how the principles of Relativity: Special and General work in our universe. This theory is a landmark achievement for humanity, as it turned physics upside down by revealing the fallacies in Newtonian physics. Albert Einstein is considered as one of the greatest minds to ever live, and he won a Nobel Prize for this literature of the true language of our universe.Einstein, in this book, uses everyday examples and settings to explain the complex motion of bodies through different inertial frames of reference.

Machiavelli composed The Prince as a practical guide for ruling (though some scholars argue that the book was intended as a satire and essentially a guide on how not to rule). This goal is evident from the very beginning, the dedication of the book to Lorenzo de Medici, the ruler of Florence. The Prince is not particularly theoretical or abstract; its prose is simple and its logic straightforward. These traits underscore Machiavellis desire to provide practical, easily understandable advice.

• The White Company is set in the times of “The Hundred Years Of War”.• Alleyne and John escape their premises to be part of something big.• Upon meeting accidentally at Pied Merlin Inn, they become friends.• Subsequently, there is an announcement for the recruitment of archers in The White Company• The two men sign up for The White Company and began their journeys that ended at the Battle of Nájera.
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Think & Grow Rich is a guide to succeed in life. It helps you channel your thoughts and desires in the right direction. It instructs on the management of your thoughts to empower your work life. It helps you to change the perspective you uphold towards your job/business and helps you get a bigger vision in life. It is one of the landmark books for self-improvement/self-help and provides the reader an avid opportunity to delve into the minutiae of what it means to organize thoughts, and how it leads to a more financially successful life.

Gilbert K. Chesterton is popularly known as the Prince of Paradox for His work The Man Who Knew Too Much is a notable exception showcasing his theological genre of nonfiction with ample amount of wit, comedy, and wisdom with commendable timing. Chesterton championed the art of referencing popular sayings, proverbs, and culturally significant allegories ironically to bring out a never foreseen perspective. His work is a clear depiction of his paradoxical views and beliefs of the human spirit.
The Man Who Knew Too Much is a classic collection of short stories that revolve around Horne Fisher, an English Detective and a Gentleman, who decodes and unravels mysteries.Fishers knowledge seems to be a burden on him when it comes to solving the most peculiar cases of crime since revealing the truth might initiate a war between the English and the rebellious Irish, taking away the faith of civilians in the government.In the seventh story, The Prime Minister himself is the culprit but being a close friend of Horne Fishers father, he had to choose whether an innocent man should be punished for somebody elses sins or not.Fisher happens to stumble upon the most unconventional and peculiar situations and comes across the real faces of people he is close to, that they have been hiding all along.The last four stories narrate the darkness of the criminal world and a situation where Fisher has to choose whether to protect his family by hiding a bitter truth or deliver justice to the victim by putting his loved ones in jeopardy.
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Henri Murger was a french writer and poet. His work is mostly inspired by the life experiences he got during his struggling period living in a Parisian street. Bohemians of the Latin Quarter is a reflection of what he went through as a desperate, struggling, poor writer on the streets of Paris.
Alexander Schaunard, a poor painter and musician, struggles to meet his monthly financial needs due to a lack of work and is unable to borrow money from any of his friendsAt dinner in Mother Cadets diner, he meets Colline, his table companion where they share the last stew available.While leaving the diner, Schuanard and Colline fall into a conversation with a poet, Rodolphe.Reaching Schunards chilly rooftop room, they meet Marcel the sculptor and begin to bond up like ageless old friends.The tale perfectly describes their struggles with money, work and love.The tale of Rodolphe's association with Mimi and Marcel's with Musette, and the enjoyments, jealousies, detachments, and compromises that resulted gives specific solidarity to the book, which is, nonetheless, for the most part wordy.The death of Rodolphes romantic acquaintance, Mimi leaves a painful and depressing impact on the poet.He ends up writing a book which becomes very successful later on.Not virtuoso or not yet perceived at their actual worth Schuanard and Colline were reluctant to dedicate themselves to simple lucrative errands and thus kept on taking a stab at achievement in painting, music, poetry, or drama.
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Charlotte Perkins Gilman was known for her utopian feminism and unorthodox way of thinking in the society of that time. She believed that women should not be dependent on men for their survival both emotionally and economically, and also be free to work in whichever field they please. Her work is seen as the foundation of feminism amongst people around the world.
As per the writer, women are always looked upon as a race who are expected to look after the house, keep their husband and family happy, and do household chores.They have not been considered as someone who can run the household on her earnings and live a life free of boundaries and restrictions imposed upon by society.She talks about how women depend on men for money, food, companionship, and even seek protection from men no matter how horribly they are treated.Women do their best to thrive in the stimulus of dominance and negligence radiated by men and expect to receive some mutated version of freedom as a gesture of pity from the men.This book takes you on a journey of realization towards the shackles of women, the reality of women from the Victorian times that somewhere still prevails in our society and has a significant hold on a womans life.This is by far one of Gilmans landmark works, addressing womens issues and laying the foundations of Feminism, which helped women get basic human rights.
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winston smith is a low-positioning member of the ruling party in london, in the country of oceania. wherever winston goes, even in his own home, the party watches him through telescreens; wherever he looks he sees the substance of the party's all-knowing pioneer, a figure referred to just as big brother. the party controls everything in oceania, even individuals' set of experiences and language. the party introduces some set of new rules which tend to banish the individuality of all the citizens residing. in any event, thinking defiant contemplations is unlawful. such thoughtcrime is, truth be told, the most noticeably terrible of all violations.
as the novel opens, winston feels disappointed by the persecution and unbending control of the party, which forbids free idea, sex, and any outflow of uniqueness. winston hates the gathering and has wrongfully bought a journal in which to compose his criminal musings.

Old Major, a prize-winning boar, gathers the animals of the Manor Farm for a meeting in the big barn. He tells them of a dream he has had in which all animals live together with no human beings to oppress or control them. He tells the animals that they must work toward such a paradise and teaches them a song called Beasts of England, in which his dream vision is lyrically described. The animals greet Majors vision with great enthusiasm. When he dies only three nights after the meeting, three younger pigsSnowball, Napoleon, and Squealerformulate his main principles into a philosophy called Animalism. Late one night, the animals manage to defeat the farmer, Mr. Jones, in a battle, running him off the land. They rename the property Animal Farm and dedicate themselves to achieving Majors dream. The cart-horse Boxer devotes himself to the cause with particular zeal, committing his great strength to the prosperity of the farm and adopting as a personal maxim the affirmation I will work harder.

Written by a well renowned spiritual Guru, The Autobiography of a Yogi is the journey of Paramhansa Yogananda. The inspiring autobiography describes his spiritual experiences, childhood, and his encounters with the devotional visions of his mother and Sri Yutekshwar Giri his guru.The book describes his visions of his mother and his guru even after their deaths that gave him advice and showed him the right path. He went to America after he saw a vision of some Americans asking for his help. He set- up a Self-Realisation Fellowship for people to be a member and follow a spiritual path.

One day a legal counselor named Jaggers shows up with odd news: a mysterious sponsor has given Pip an enormous fortune, and Pip should come to London quickly to start his schooling as a man of his word. Pip cheerfully accepts that his past trusts have worked outthat Miss Havisham is his mysterious advocate and that the elderly person means for him to wed Estella.

How To Make Friends And Influence People is one of the oldest self-help books ever written and published. The book is a manual on how to socialize and leave an impact on people by your personality. Dale Carnegie has beautifully illustrated the power your personality holds. It helps any person to gain a sense of self-confidence and tricks on how to impress people in a social circle be it as small as a neighborhood or as big as a corporate.

Professor Otto Lidenbrock runs home to examine his most recent classicist buy, a unique runic copy of an Icelandic adventure composed by Snorre Sturluson, "Heimskringla", an annual of the Norwegian rulers who controlled over Iceland. While leafing through the book, Lidenbrock and his nephew Axel discover a coded note written in runic content alongside the name of a sixteenth-century Icelandic chemist, Arne Saknussemm. (This tale was Verne's first to exhibit his adoration for cryptography; coded, secretive, or fragmented messages would show up as plot gadgets in a significant number of his works, and Verne would make careful arrangements to clarify the actual code as well as the instruments for recovering the first content.) Lidenbrock and Axel spell out the runic characters into Latin letters, uncovering a message written in an unusual code. Lidenbrock reasons that the message is an interpretation figure, however accomplishes results not any more significant than the astounding unique.

There have been very few pieces of literature in the history of humanity that have encapsulated the essence of the human spirit, and Meditations by Marcus Aurelius is one such Book. Meditations is one of the triumphs of Stoicism, an ancient philosophy originating from the Hellenistic school of philosophy, which has a community and numerous followers even today.

Tales of Space and Time is a collection of 5 incredible stories by H.G.Wells. The collection of stories consists of three short stories and two novellas that are based on Victorian era sci-fi keeping the readers on their toes the whole time. All the five stories have an exciting approach towards astro-physics with a mind-blowing climax keeping the reader engaged till the end of the stories.

The Diary of Anne Frank is simply one of the most beautiful memoirs one could ever come across. It takes you on a journey during the World War II era giving a very real picture of the situations and circumstances faced by people through the eyes of a teenager. Anne describes her experiences of running to the Netherlands from Germany and persecutions by the government then. She elaborates on her stay with the van Daans, her teenage years in a secret annex above Otto Franks office.Anne Frank gives a clear account of her relationship with her family members as well as other people in the annex along with little insight into the ill-treatment and drastic mishappenings of the war including the unjust behavior of the Nazis towards Jews.

The Power Of Your Subconscious Mind is a self-help classic that connects science and religion in the most subtle manner. It teaches you not only how to visualize your ideas and put thoughts into your mind but also the techniques that can be used to adapt the unconscious behavior of our mind in a positive manner. This book helps you deal with your problems in a positive way and how to make the right decision in life when in trouble. The main idea of the book is to teach you how to imply positive thoughts into your subconscious mind in order to achieve what you aim for.

The Richest Man of Babylon is a guide to wealth. Written in the 1920s, this book holds the advice and language of those times that helps one play smart with their wealth. With the references of Babylonians basic principles and concepts of making their wealth work for them, Clason addresses the readers on how they can act smart with their money and wealth and get them to work.
This book will help you grow financially, giving you intriguing lessons of wisdom on money and wealth. It aims to teach you how to constantly grow and afford to live freely even if you decide to quit your job someday. Making your money work for YOU is an important factor every GenZ and millennial should be practicing to keep themselves financially stable and independent.

H.G. Wells was a virtuoso and visionary, as shown by numerous of his other works, however, this book is unmistakably one of his best.He predicts atomic fighting a long time before the research starts and depicts the chain responses and subsequent radiation. He depicts a weapon of colossal damaging force, utilized from the air that would clear out everything for a significant distance, and utilized the expression "atomic bombs."

Wuthering Heights is a story of immense love, romance, revenge, and greed that leaves the reader all shocked. When Mr. Earnshaw brings home Heathcliff from his trip to Liverpool, everyone is astonished. Heathcliff does not receive any affection and love from his new step-brother, Hindley but has caught the attention of Catherine, Mr. Earnshaws daughter. Heathcliff adjusts himself in the new household accepting all the torture and ill-treatment he receives from others, meanwhile, he is drawn close to Catherine. But the turn of events happens as such that even though being in love, Catherine decides to marry Edith Linton of Thrushcross Grange. Heathcliff, disheartened leaves Wuthering Heights for some time and returns with anger, revenge, and hatred in his eyes.

Robinson has been personified as eighteen years old and lived in Hull, England. A headstrong young man who ignores his fathers advice and leaves his comfortable middle-class life for a sea voyage. The misfortunes began immediately as his first experience on a ship nearly killed him, but he perceived it. His next journey to Guinea made him both a Sailor & a Merchant. Now several hundred pounds richer, Crusoe sails against Africa where his ship was taken over by sail pirates and he was enslaved by a Moor. Two years later he escaped to Brazil. Ambitious for more wealth Crusoe joined an expedition to kidnap and enslave the people from Africa. The misfortunes continued and his ship was nearly destroyed, having Crusoe as the only survivor left on a desolate shore.

Three Men in a Boat, is a humorous account by English Writer Jerome K. Jerome, written by him in 1889. This Comic Memoir is about a two-week boating trip on the Thames river from Kingston to Oxford and back, that he took with his friends George, Harris, and Jeromes dog Montmorency. The story describes their river journey and all the funny mishaps that take place in the course of the journey. The book contains the most funniest and often considered classic comic short stories like the Plaster of Paris Trout and the Irish Stew

Uncle Toms Cabin an anti-slavery novel was described by an American author Harriet Beecher Stowe. The novel got published in two subsequent volumes in 1852, it left a profound effect on the attitude of people towards African Americans and Slavery in the US.The authors motive behind writing this sentimental novel was to depict the harsh truth of slavery and also to assert that Christan love can overcome slavery.

The Jungle Book stories are set around the adventurous journey of Mowgli, who lived with a pack of wolves. But after having spent his early childhood with his foster parents, Mowgli finds himself no longer being welcomed in the jungle. The fearsome Sheer Khan, a bengal tiger who bears the scars inflicted on him while he hunted men, promises to eliminate everything which is a threat to him, which includes the man-cub Mowgli. This book portrays animals as having human traits, thereby the animal characters in the book are anthropomorphic. The book deals with mature themes and at the same time appeals to the younger audience with its light hearted setting.

A chilling tale of perseverance, survival and loyalty, The White Fang, is a world best-seller that will keep you at the edge of your seats at all times. Written by the famous American author Jack London, The White Fang is an anthropomorphized fable of a wolf-dog with the same name. The Story chronicles the struggles and hardships he faced while trying to survive the wild forest and adjusting amongst the humans. The novel seeks to explore the story of a rescued wolf dog, whose previous owner was very brutal. He then gradually becomes domesticated through the patience and kindness of its new owner, Weedon Scott.

This graceful edition of fairy tales like- Rapunzel, The Little Riding Hood, Sleeping Beauty, Briar Rose, The Fisherman, and His Wife, The Frog Prince, and many more will familiarize you with some unforgettable childhood stories, but this collection is a grown-up edition with more fantasizing yet amusing endings which will be a classical treasure of your book collections.

Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea by French writer Jules Verne is a science fiction and adventure novel. It was initially serialized from March 1869 through June 1870. After its publication, the book was regarded as a premier novel in the friction and science world and was also quoted as one of the greatest works by Verne.