Fiction Classics Books

Agnes is a poor girl who seeks to earn respect by becoming a governess for a rich family, but she is not given any authority by Mrs. Bloomsfield who spoils her children.

This three book collection conveys the story of the difficult lives endured by factory workers in Coketown.

Captain Charles Marlow describes his experience transporting ivory along the Congo River in Africa where he encounters many instances of ruin and destruction.

Purports to be the autobiography of the daughter of a woman who had been transported to Virginia for theft after her child's birth. The child is brought up in the house of the mayor of Colchester. The story relates her seduction, her marriages and liaisons, and her visit to Virginia.

Historical mysteries of lot of people together with lot of researches.

Auntie Momma! Auntie Momma! Bernice dashed through the front door of the small frame house, panting and crying hysterically. Her pale green dress was soaked in perspiration on that hot Tennessee afternoon. A thin layer of rich red dirt clung to her bare feet and parts of her legs. 

These loosely related tales of scamps and underdogs in an unstable Central American republic contain some clever images, as well as some dated, derogatory language. Lloyd James navigates this murky area admirably, de-emphasizing the crude name-calling by voicing it largely without malice. He...

The topic upon which Irish playwright, George Bernard Shaw wished to hold forth was marriage--an institution that he found seriously wanting, as he did most institutions. But since he could not help playing Devil's advocate, he also found it to be necessary, ridiculous, desirous, iniquitous...

The library of the Creeping Shadow.

In "Amy Foster", Joseph Conrad has written a great story that shows the different types of love felt between Amy and Yanko.