Paradise Lost
£1.99Milton’s epic retelling of the Fall, narrated in large part by its most charismatic and persuasive character: Satan.
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Anna Karenina
£2.99A married woman’s affair with a dashing officer scandalises St Petersburg society and sets her on a collision course with ruin.
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The Awakening, and Selected Short Stories
£1.99A New Orleans wife and mother chafes against the roles expected of her and reaches for an independence her world isn’t ready to grant.
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The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman
£1.99A comic, digressive attempt at autobiography that keeps failing to get to its own subject’s birth — one of the first great experimental novels.
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Black Beauty
£0.99A horse narrates his own life, from a happy country foalhood to the brutal realities of Victorian working animals.
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The Republic
£1.99Plato’s Socrates and friends debate what justice actually is, and design an ideal city-state to find out.
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The Canterbury Tales
£1.99A band of pilgrims to Canterbury pass the journey telling stories — bawdy, pious, and everything between — in Chaucer’s Middle English classic.
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Up from Slavery: An Autobiography
£1.99Booker T. Washington traces his path from enslaved child to founder of the Tuskegee Institute, arguing that education and self-reliance were the routes to Black advancement.
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The Confessions of Jean-Jacques Rousseau
£2.99Rousseau’s unusually candid memoir of his own flaws, humiliations, and formative experiences, one of the first true confessional autobiographies.
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Vanity Fair
£2.99Two very different women, one scheming and one saintly, navigate Regency society without a single hero to root for — Thackeray’s ‘novel without a hero’.
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The Castle of Otranto
£0.99A giant helmet falls from nowhere and crushes a prince on his wedding day, opening the novel widely credited with inventing the Gothic genre.
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My Bondage and My Freedom
£1.99Douglass’s fuller, angrier second memoir, written after achieving freedom and fame, revisiting his enslavement with a clarity his first book couldn’t risk.
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A Christmas Carol
£0.99A miserly old man is visited by three spirits on Christmas Eve and shown what his life has cost him — and what it could still become.
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Emma
£1.99Handsome, clever, and rich, Emma Woodhouse fancies herself a matchmaker — and gets nearly everyone’s romantic life wrong before her own.
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Through the Looking-Glass
£0.99Alice steps through a mirror into a chess-board world of talking flowers, twin brothers, and a very confusing Red Queen.
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The Wealth of Nations
£2.99The founding text of modern economics, explaining how markets, labour, and self-interest build the wealth of nations.
