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Jack London’s two masterpieces in one volume — The Call of the Wild and White Fang, companion pieces tracing opposite journeys between civilisation and wilderness. Together they form London’s meditation on instinct, freedom, and the wild heart at the core of all living things.

Essential collection featuring Marx and Engels’s most influential works including The Communist Manifesto, Socialism Utopian and Scientific, and The Condition of the Working Class in England in 1844. These foundational texts explore capitalism, socialism, and social conflict with revolutionary insight. Perfect for understanding the roots of modern political theory and class struggle analysis in our post-communist world.

Arthur Machen’s essential horror collection featuring The Great God Pan and tales of Wales’ sinister ‘Little People.’ This comprehensive volume includes the chilling novella The Terror alongside the majority of Machen’s supernatural short fiction. A masterful blend of Celtic folklore and psychological horror from one of Britain’s most influential weird fiction writers.

Oscar Wilde’s enchanting fairy tales come alive in Happy Prince, featuring beloved stories of compassion and redemption originally written for his own sons. From the melancholy Prince to the transformed Selfish Giant and the Star-Child’s journey, these timeless fables blend Wilde’s signature humor with profound moral lessons, creating magical stories that captivate readers across generations.

Eleanor Hodgman Porter’s timeless classic Pollyanna and Pollyanna Grows Up delivers an unforgettable lesson in the power of optimism. This Wordsworth Classics edition combines both beloved stories in one volume, showcasing how cheerfulness conquers adversity. A cornerstone of American juvenile fiction, these tales explore conduct of life and family relationships through Pollyanna’s transformative journey, proving why this remains one of the most popular children’s books ever written.

Jules Verne’s masterful blend of science fiction, mystery, and adventure follows five Civil War prisoners stranded on an uncharted island. This Wordsworth Classics edition delivers the complete story of survival, scientific ingenuity, and human determination. A gripping tale that combines detective elements with thrilling action sequences, exploring themes of resourcefulness and camaraderie against impossible odds.

Join Phileas Fogg’s legendary race against time in Jules Verne’s immortal adventure Around the World in Eighty Days. When a Victorian gentleman wagers he can circumnavigate the globe in eighty days, an epic journey begins. This French masterpiece combines thrilling travel narrative with timeless storytelling, creating a beloved classic that has inspired readers worldwide across generations and cultures.

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s The Little Prince is a captivating tale of an airman who discovers a mysterious boy from another planet in the desert. This thought-provoking allegory masterfully explores friendship, love, and childhood through enchanting stories of intergalactic adventure. A timeless classic that speaks to readers of all ages with its profound wisdom and magical storytelling.

Jerome K. Jerome’s hilarious classic follows three friends and their dog Montmorency on a Thames boating expedition gone wonderfully wrong. This timeless tale of male friendship combines sharp wit, gentle satire, and laugh-out-loud moments as the companions face the absurd hazards and vicissitudes of their river adventure. A masterpiece of humorous storytelling that captures the comedy of human nature.

Victor Hugo’s Les Miserables Volume Two continues the magisterial tale of Inspector Javert and unforgettable characters in historical France. This Wordsworth Editions softcover showcases Hugo’s masterful character portrayal and meticulous historical description. Rich continental European fiction that weaves personal drama with sweeping historical events, creating timeless literature that explores justice, redemption, and human nature with unparalleled depth.

Two powerful works of fiction from Anthony Briggs exploring obsession and moral complexity. Follow young tutor Alexey Ivanovitch as he navigates the chaotic world of his employer’s household, where everyone awaits wealthy Granny’s death—until she arrives alive and heads to the casino. This Wordsworth Classics edition delivers compelling psychological drama and social commentary through masterful storytelling that examines the darker aspects of human nature.

Charles Dickens’ gripping bildungsroman Oliver Twist exposes Victorian London’s brutal underworld through the eyes of a vulnerable boy fighting for survival. This powerful tale of crime, poverty, and redemption showcases Dickens’ masterful social commentary while delivering an unforgettable story of courage against corruption. A cornerstone of British fiction exploring themes of justice, morality, and human resilience in society’s darkest corners.

Charlotte Brontë’s revolutionary Jane Eyre follows an orphaned governess who challenges Victorian society through her fierce independence and forbidden love for her mysterious employer. This Wordsworth Editions volume delivers the complete gothic romance that transformed historical fiction, exploring themes of social class, morality, and women’s rights with unprecedented psychological depth and emotional power.

Anne Brontë’s debut novel Agnes Grey delivers a powerful exposé of 19th-century governess life. This landmark work of fiction explores themes of social customs, single women’s struggles, and class dynamics with remarkable poignancy. Brontë’s unflinching portrayal of isolated, intellectually stagnant conditions creates a compelling narrative that established her as a significant Victorian voice alongside her famous sisters.