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A Colony on Mars
By: Cliff Roehr

From what we now know it would be possible for man to have a colony on Mars.

A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court
By: Mark Twain

Mark Twain had come a long way from Hannibal when he focused his irreverent humor on medieval tales, and wrote A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. The hit on the head that sent protagonist Hank Morgan back through 13 centuries did not affect his natural resourcefulness.

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A Journey in Other Worlds
By: J. J. Astor

The way to accomplish this is to increase the weight of the pole leaving the sun, by increasing the amount of material there for the sun to attract, and to lighten the pole approaching or turning towards the sun, by removing some heavy substance from it, and putting it preferably at the opposite pole.

A Journey to the Interior of the Earth
By: Jules Verne

This version of that sub-magna tale is and earlier translation and said to be the more authoritative one.

A Princess of Mars
By: Edgar Rice Burroughs

This book is describing interesting periods of Captain Jack Carter of Virginia's life and death.

A Voyage to Arcturus
By: David Lindsay

The novel's hero/Everyman Maskull starts out on a journey to the planet Tormance, but is quickly separated from his two traveling companions. The entire book deals with a search for the truth and the struggle between good and evil.

Around the World in 80 Days
By: Jules Verne

This books shows adventures of Phileas Fogg and his servant Passerpartout. One thing about Around the World in Eighty Days, is this entire notion of taking eighty days to travel around the world.

At the Earth's Core
By: Edgar Rice Burroughs

When the inventor Perry fires up his burrowing prospector, it runs out of control, plunging him with his young protege into the centre of the earth. There, instead of being destroyed by the molten lava they expect to find, they discover an inner world of bizarre savagery and unearthly beauty.

Bozo and the Storyteller
By: Tom Glaister

Imagine our world was nothing more than a Story - you, the room you're in and everyone on the entire planet are just figments in the imagination of a Storyteller. But he's dying. And then what would become of our world? Would it just fade away? A creature called Bozo volunteers to enter the Story and look for a Cure.. This is a magical book for anyone who has never grown up...

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Bridge at War
By: Trevor Hopkins

Bridge at War is set in 1946, immediately after the end of the Second World War. The story follows three young men (Tom, Alistair and Bram) who were comrades in the Army during the War. Bram gently introduces the world of Lyndesfarne to the others, and engineers their recruitment into the Guardians, one of the secretive organisations whose purpose is to protect the crossing to Lyndesfarne.