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A New Home Who'll Follow or Glimpses of Western Life" was most famous novel in early nineteenth-century. It is a true story based on the authors's personal experiences in an unsettled village. The protagonist Mary Clavers describes mud holes drunken husbands local politics and Victorian values in witty and ironic style. Absorbing!

A remarkable story of good and evil. Skene lifts up the curtain from the bitter truth that out of evil no good can ever come. Simply brilliant!

This title contains,Cabin Fever by Bertha Muzzy Sinclair, The Mysterious Affair At Styles by Agatha Christie, The Happiest Time of Their Lives by Alice Duer Miller, A Dome of Many-Coloured Glass by Amy Lowell, A Sicilian Romance by Ann Radcliffe, Agnes Grey by Anne Brontë, The Cherry Orchard...

A work that greatly engrosses the reader in its theme. Arthur advocates that in this short life, a man must spread love and kindness to all. Friends and neighbours should emanate sincerity for each other. The argument is presented in a logical and touching manner.

A novella where the protagonists are struggling to strike a balance between their human weaknesses and the moral laws of society. Gissing beautifully captures the aura of the Victorian society. The struggles depressions and enticements faced by the young people are elucidated in a manner that provokes sympathy and reflection.

It tells the story of Lady Audley who is young beautiful wicked and manipulative. In spite of her revengeful schemes and criminal acts the author creates sympathy for the heroine as she is a victim of social injustice. Set in the Victorian period it keeps the reader in suspense till the end with its surprising twits. It is one of the most widely read novels even today.

The work presents a woman of the new era in America. In an array of characters belonging to the elite James has created a woman who is self-made and self-possessed; who knows what she wants and is ready to achieve her goals. The intriguing character mystifies other characters as well as the reader.

This work is drenched in family values love and emotions. The warmth history and significance of the Thanksgiving are elucidated. The work casts a spell on the reader through its captivating plot.

The Mysterious Key and what it Opened" is a mesmerizing and captivating mystery presented by Alcott. A simple but interesting plot is woven before the readers to present moralistic ideals. A piece of juvenile literature the work is bound to exhilarate and educate the young readers. With picturesque details the work invigorates the imagination of the readers!

Arthur Conan Doyle's The Vital Message (1919) is his second work on spiritualism after The New Revelation. Waiting for the Second Coming like millions of others he asserts that the true believers will strive to make themselves worthy of that great event. The world will have to face Armageddon but...

A delightful collection of old Greek myths and legends. Kingsleys first book for children it discusses various aspects of natural history along with the myths. Captivating!

Since the beginning of the human race mankind has asked the question when will it all end. From every corner of the Earth there are beliefs prophecies and legends most of which point to ''the year 2012''. Some of these stories point to a new beginning others to the end of the world...

A thought-provoking philosophical book that compels the readers to ponder over it. With aphoristic sentences that intensifies thought processes this is an engrossing piece. Extremely absorbing!

Mary: A Fiction (1788) is an autobiographical novel by Mary Wollstonecraft. It presents the tale of a woman who is dissatisfied with traditional marriage which she compares to slavery and wants to live life her own way.