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  • av Charles Dickens
    120,-

    'She? That's Little Dorrit. She's nothing. She's just a whim.'

  • av Jane Austen
    120,-

    'Your little cousin cannot help being dull and stupid.'

  • av Cao Xueqin
    99,-

  • av Alan Moore & Gill Tavner
    120,-

    I had been given a simple but enormous task. This was the role for which I had spent my whole life preparing.

  • av George Orwell
    125,-

    All the animals were looking forward to the new, happy lives they would lead when Mr Jones's rule over them came to an end. When the animals get rid of Mr Jones and take over the farm, they are excited by their new freedom. But can they run the farm with tools that are designed for humans?

  • av George Orwell
    99,-

    If there is no word for freedom, how can anyone be free? Winston Smith lives in a nightmare world where the Thought Police spy on everyone and children are taught to betray their parents. Even the smallest sign of disagreement with the Party results in torture, imprisonment, or death. Big Brother oversees everything - but who is he?

  • av Robert Louise Stevenson
    125,-

    A bright flash of lightning lit up the darkness and showed me the horrible truth - the stairs came to a sudden stop, and if I had taken onemore step I would have plunged to my death upon the flagstones far below.

  • av Jules Verne
    125,-

    Just beyond me on the rocky floor of the volcanic crater was the gaping vertical shaft which marked the starting point of our journey.

  • av Robert Louise Stevenson
    125,-

    Dr Livesey opened up the folded paper - it was a hand-drawn map of a small island. My heart raced as I saw the three crosses in red ink, and next to them the following words: 'Most of the treasure lies here'.

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    99,-

    When his ship Endurance sinks in the icy Antarctic, Ernest Shackleton is left with the responsibility of getting his crew safely back home.

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    125,-

    Sindbad the Sailor has been to sea seven times, and his voyages have always been dangerous. He has met giant men, snakes and birds - and even the Old Man of the Sea.

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    125,-

    Ali Baba is a clever young man, but will he get the better of his devious adversaries and their cunning magic?

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    120,-

    Though Aladdin's childhood had been full of beauty, comfort and happiness, without any trace of sadness or sorrow, he entirely failed to learn the lessons of hard work and responsibility.

  • av Mahatma Gandhi
    125,-

    Tirelessly striving for honesty, Gandhi was harder on himself than on anyone else - making him a charismatic leader whose life and words continue to influence people today.

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    125,-

    One of the great masterpieces of Middle English poetry, Sir Gawain and the Green Knight magically combines elements of fairy tale and heroic sagas with the pageantry, chivalry and courtly love of medieval Romance.

  • av Edgar Allan Poe
    125,-

    The arrival of a gold bug leads the three men on an exciting adventure towards skeletons, a skull and a hunt for buried treasure.

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    125,-

    From youthful savagery to mature wisdom, an epic struggle in the defence of honour, in a running feud with the Norwegian king Erik Bloodaxe, for the English king Athelstan in his battles against Scotland.

  • av Ethel Turner
    105,-

    A word of warning - if you are expecting to read a story about model children, you'd better read something else. Not one of the seven children in this story is truly good - Australian children never are.

  • av Miles Franklin
    105,-

    This was my life, my career, my brilliant career!

  • av Oscar Wilde
    125,-

    Young, rich and handsome, Dorian Gray seems to have it all. So why do people who were once his friends, leave the room when he enters? Can there really be any truth in the dark tales that are told about him? And just why does he keep his portrait locked away in an attic room?

  • av Kate Chopin
    120,-

    Edna is an obedient wife and mother vacationing atGrand Isle with her family. While there, however, Ednabecome close to a young man named Robert Lebrun,but before they act on their mutual romantic interest ineach other Robert leaves for Mexico.

  • av Jack London
    125,-

    Buck recognised the wild brother. He was whining softly, and they touched noses. A second wolf, old and battle-scarred, came forward and sniffed noses with him; he sat down, pointed his nose at the moon, and broke out in a long wolf howl. Buck, too, sat down and howled.

  • av Nathaniel Hawthorne
    165,-

    Hester Prynne stands defiantly on a scaffold before hostile Puritans in seventeenth-century Boston, Massachusetts.

  • av Stephen Crane
    105,-

    Henry Fleming leaves his widowed mother behind and marches off to join a war that is tearing his country apart.

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    99,-

    Can people learn the wisdom of thinking about others, and not just about themselves?

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    125,-

    Can the path to the ultimate truth about human life be found by leaving behind wealth, comfort, family and security?

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    125,-

    'Send the brat home? Oh no we won't! Her mother must have met some rich man - we can make a load of money out of this.'

  • av Victor Hugo
    125,-

    Set in 1482, Victor Hugo's powerful novel is a meditation on love, fate, architecture and politics.

  • av Erich Marie Remarque
    125,-

    There is a whistling sound behind us. Shells pass overhead and explode in a sheet of flame a hundred meters away.

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