Youth eBooks
The Magic of Oz
Fiction, by L. Frank BaumDownload this tale of magical intrigue by author L. Frank Baum, in which Ruggedo is once again up to his old tricks, seeking revenge on Ozma and Dorothy, while trying to conquer the Emerald City. Download it today!
The Marvelous Land of Oz
Youth, by L. Frank BaumThis is the story of the wonderful adventures of a young boy named Tip, and how he and his friends thwart the wicked plans of the evil witch, Mombi and overcome the rebellion of General Jinjur and her young women's army.
The Orange Fairy Book
Youth, by Andrew LangThis is the collection of multicultural fairy tales by Andrew Lang.
The Pink Fairy Book
Youth, by Andrew LangPoor little Koma was left alone, not knowing in the least what to do. Even the attention paid him by the princess, who was delighted with his charming ways, did not console him. But there was no use in fighting against fate, for he could only wait to see what would turn up. Read this book for many tales of creatures and objects such as a magical trunk. It is amazing!
The Red Fairy Book
Youth, by Andrew LangAll the man wanted was to get rich, and as his last prayer were granted, he became very wealthy. Having become wealthy, he felt that it would be terrible to die and leave all of his possessions behind. So he decided to set out in search of a land where death did not exist.
The Road to Oz
Youth, by L. Frank BaumDorothy and her friends follow the enchanted road to Oz and arrive in time for Ozma's birthday party.
The Sea Fairies
Youth, by L. Frank BaumTrot and her uncle, Cap'n Bill, encounter unusual experiences with mermaids, sea-serpents, and other strange creatures while journeying in the depths of the sea.
The Secret Garden
Youth, by Frances Hodgson BurnettBy Frances Hodgson Burnett. Following the death of her parents, Mary is brought back from India as a forlorn and unwanted child, to live in her uncle's great lonely house on the moors. Then one day she discovers the key to a secret garden and like magic, her life begins to brighten in a lot of ways.
The Story Girl
Youth, by Lucy Maud MontgomeryThe book is narrated by Beverley, looking back on his experiences one summer in Prince Edward Island. Sarah, known throughout this novel as The Story Girl, is exceptionally gifted at telling stories, spinning tales that captivate the other children living on the island.
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Youth, by Robert Louis StevensonIn short format, this classic story that was born from a nightmare and produced in "white-hot haste", is arguably Stevenson's most famous work, that has had a cultural impact out of all proportions, in contrast to its length.





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