By Felix Salten
Translated By Whittaker Chambers
Illustrations By Kurt Wiese
Felix Salten’s Bambi: A Life in the Woods (1923) is a richly layered work of children’s literature that presents the life of a young deer with a raw, unfiltered perspective on the natural world. Originally written in German, this classic novel explores themes of survival, loss, and the harsh realities of nature, offering a far more somber and introspective narrative than its more familiar adaptation, Walt Disney’s animated film Bambi (1942). Continue reading “Bambi [eBook]”
The Box-Car Children
The Poor Count’s Christmas
Collection includes all four novels and five short story collections, representing the complete Sherlock Holmes canon by revered author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
Joseph Smith “J. S.” Fletcher (1863-1935) was one of the most popular English authors of the “Golden Age of Mysteries” and a prolific writer who published a total of 237 books, 120 of them mystery and detective novels. As a young journalist Fletcher reported on numerous police court and coroner’s inquest proceedings and became an authority on the old Yorkshire dialect and the many villages and towns of Northern England, publishing a history of Halifax and a six-voulme history of Yorkshire. Later, working in London, Fletcher immersed himself in the daily affairs of the various social classes and institutions of the city. This background gave Fletcher’s many novels a uniquely detailed and colorful depiction of the varied settings and local characters in his stories, which were characterized by intricate plots with unexpected but plausible twists and a sprinkling of red herrings. 
Collection includes all eight novels and two short story collections, representing the complete Green Gables/Avonlea saga by beloved author Lucy Maud Montgomery.
Five novels and a collection of short stories from the “Golden Age” of the mystery genre by Agatha Christie. Includes Christie’s first detective novel, The Mysterious Affair at Styles, and The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, widely considered Christie’s best work, along with Poirot Investigates, a collection of short stories from Christie’s early career.
Five major works by Victorian literary icon George Eliot (Mary Ann Evans):
Three major works by modernist literary icon James Joyce:
F. Scott Fitzgerald published four completed novels during his lifetime: