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Pip is a poor young orphan, living with his sister and her husband Joe, a blacksmith.

A story of two sisters - Elinor, who has sense and Marianne who has sensibility.

Presents the 1925 novel about Clyde Griffiths, an impoverished young man whose dreams of self-betterment lead him to commit a horrible murder.

"With the postmark of Emma's last letter guiding him, William makes a bold journey across the Atlantic to begin his search for Emma in the United States.

Henry Higgins attempts to turn Eliza Doolittle, a poor, young beggar, into a lady of society by teaching her proper language skills and better manners.

The inheritance of the English property Howards End causes conflict among the wealthy Wilcox family, the cultured Schlegel sisters, and the poorer Leonard Bast at the end of the Edwardian era.

Presents the text to George Bernard Shaw's classic play "Pygmalion" about a professor of languages who sets out to transform a Cockney girl into a sophisticated lady, and contains explanatory and textual notes, chronology and background information on the author, and a critical analysis of Shaw's work.

When young Rosamond marries to escape her reclusive life with her grandfather, she discovers the truth about her husband's dark past and flees their home.

Presents Thomas Hardy's novel about a young woman who attempts to restore her family's fortunes, is seduced by a heartless aristocrat, and is punished by society's double standards when she gets a chance at real love; and includes an introduction and explanatory notes.

Marisa is a chambermaid at a New York luxury hotel. She falls in love with the heir to a political dynasty , but he mistakes her for a society woman.

Meet Prince Maxon before he fell in love with America, and a girl named Amberly before she became queen.

"This novel about a utopian camp and its charismatic leader takes us into the lives of five .

The Great McGinty: An opportunist turns corruption into a promising political career but struggles to stay on top when he tries to go honest.

Contains George Bernard Shaw's play in which Henry Higgins attempts to turn Eliza Doolittle, a poor, young beggar, into a lady of society by teaching her proper language skills and manners; and includes a critical introduction, a biography of the author, discussions of dates and sources, and other reference information.