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Written in 1897, Kipling's adventure tale relates how the over-indulged son of a millionaire finds himself serving aboard a Portuguese fishing vessel. The superstitious world of the sea and the tough, orderly life of the ship form a backdrop to the boy's transition into manhood.

A little American boy is sent to England to live with his stern grandfather, a British Lord. In training to become heir to the title and vast holdings, Fauntleroy gradually becomes more the teacher than the pupil. (Five CDs)

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Trapped aboard an enemy submarine during World War I, Bowen Tyler, his comrades, the lady he loves and a group of German enemies are borne to an uncharted mysterious island. There they encounter supposedly extinct monsters and the earliest ancestors of the human race (Four CDs)

The masterful detective Sherlock Holmes employs his uncanny talent for deduction when faced with a brutal murder in England. The trail of clues leads to a connection with a violent organization in the United States.

Presents Whitman's classic collection celebrating himself and the American experience.

When an elderly spinster and her brother decide to adopt a boy to help with the farm chores, mischievous Anne arrives instead and soon no one can imagine Green Gables without her. Winner of the Parents Choice Award 1986. Selected a Notable Children s Recording 1987 by the American Library Association. (Nine CDs)

Considered Anderson s masterpiece, this series of short stories with recurring characters depicts the joy of love, the pain of loss, the prejudices and the secrets of a small town as seen through the eyes of its inhabitants. The main character, George Willard, is said to resemble the author in many ways. (Five CDs).

After a knock on the head, a man wakes up to find himself in the court of King Arthur. Twain utilizes the past to satirize the present in this, one of his most famous novels.

Bathsheba Everdene's three wooers, the faithful Gabriel Oak, the passionate William Boldwood, and the adventurer Sergeant Troy, eventually cause madness and murder in this fatalistic novel, which is filled with beautiful descriptions and deep wisdom.

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