Books tagged with Literature[84 found]
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The Hunchback of Notre Dame
by Victor Hugo
Categories: Fiction » Literature
Amid the shadowed towers of medieval Paris, a compassionate bell ringer with a misshapen body, a radiant street dancer, and a tormented priest are bound by desire, superstition, and power. As mobs gather and cathedral bells thunder, sanctuary becomes a battleground where love, jealousy, and fate collide, forcing a fight for mercy in a city that mistakes beauty for truth.
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Wuthering Heights
by Emily Brontë
Categories: Fiction » Literature
On a storm-swept Yorkshire moor, two fierce souls are bound by a love so wild it twists into vengeance, haunting two generations. Through shattered homes, cruel schemes, and restless ghosts, families learn how obsession can poison innocence—and how hard-won forgiveness, endurance, and love may finally quiet the winds of the past.
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War and Peace
by Leo Tolstoy
Categories: Fiction » Literature
Sweeping through ballrooms, battlefields, and quiet country estates, this epic follows intertwined families as love, ambition, and duty collide amid a nation at war. Personal dreams falter before history’s tides, yet in the search for meaning—through loss, faith, and renewal—each life reveals a profound truth about the human soul.
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Kipling Stories and Poems Every Child Should Know, Volume II
by Rudyard Kipling
Categories: Fiction » Literature
A rich collection of tales and poems filled with adventure, imagination, and timeless lessons. From brave heroes to clever animals, each story and verse captivates young readers while celebrating courage, curiosity, and the wonders of the world.
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The Works of Rudyard Kipling: One Volume Edition
by Rudyard Kipling
Categories: Fiction » Literature
A sweeping collection of tales, poems, and reflections that span continents and cultures. From the jungles of India to the heart of empire, these works explore duty, adventure, and the human spirit with wit, lyricism, and enduring insight.
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Autobiography of a Pocket-Handkerchief
by James Fenimore Cooper
Categories: Fiction » Literature
Told from the unique perspective of a humble pocket-handkerchief, this whimsical tale traces its journey through various owners and adventures. Humor, social observation, and gentle satire reveal human nature, manners, and the unexpected influence of even the smallest objects.
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Life's Handicap: Being Stories of Mine Own People
by Rudyard Kipling
Categories: Fiction » Literature
A compelling collection of tales exploring courage, hardship, and human nature. Through vivid characters and gripping narratives, it examines the struggles, triumphs, and moral choices that shape lives in both ordinary and extraordinary circumstances.
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The Day's Work
by Rudyard Kipling
Categories: Fiction » Literature
Stories of work in all its guises: bridge-builders wrestling a living river, a new-built ship discovering its soul at sea, a polo pony squadron charging as one mind, famine fighters and frontier engineers holding chaos at bay. Grit, camaraderie, and the talk of beasts and engines reveal how craft, duty, and imagination turn labor into glory—and sometimes, unexpected mercy.
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The Little Lady of the Big House
by Jack London
Categories: Fiction » Literature
A passionate and dramatic tale of love, desire, and societal expectations. Set against the backdrop of a rugged household, it explores personal freedom, relationships, and the conflicts between passion, duty, and the constraints imposed by society.
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Esther's Charge: A Story for Girls
by Evelyn Everett-Green
Categories: Fiction » Literature
A heartfelt story of responsibility and growth, it follows a young girl as she faces challenges, makes difficult choices, and learns the value of honesty, courage, and kindness. Through her journey, lessons of character and perseverance come vividly to life.
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When Winter Comes to Main Street
by Grant M. Overton
Categories: Fiction » Literature
In a small American town settling under first snow, shopkeepers, editors, and drifters brace for the lean season ahead. Gossip, grudges, and quiet romances flare as streets grow whiter and nights longer, revealing who will cling to old ways, who will risk change, and how community survives the hardest weather with humor, stubborn pride, and unexpected grace.
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Thus Spake Zarathustra: A Book for All and None
by Friedrich Nietzsche
Categories: Fiction » Literature
A solitary prophet descends from his mountain to share disturbing joys: the death of old gods, the rise of the overman, and the challenge to all herd morality. In parables, songs, and merciless laughter, he urges his listeners to embrace risk, desire, and eternal recurrence, until they can love even their own suffering and fate.
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Work: A Story of Experience
by Louisa M. Alcott
Categories: Fiction » Literature
Seeking purpose beyond convention, a determined young woman tries her hand at teaching, acting, nursing, and more, confronting disappointment, pride, and unexpected joy along the way. Friendships deepen, love awakens, and hardship tests her resolve as she learns to shape a life defined not by luck or circumstance, but by courage, work, and a growing sense of her own worth.
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Eight Cousins
by Louisa M. Alcott
Categories: Fiction » Literature
A spirited young girl, orphaned and uncertain, finds guidance, friendship, and adventure among her seven lively cousins. Through family bonds, personal growth, and gentle mischief, she learns to navigate society, discover her strengths, and embrace the joys of youth and love.
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Brenda, Her School and Her Club
by Helen Leah Reed
Categories: Fiction » Literature
A spirited girl, used to being the family favorite, faces change when her cousin joins her at a prestigious school. Navigating rivalries, a lively club, and secret crushes, she learns humility and finds true friendship. This charming tale of growth and sisterly bonds unfolds amid school adventures and festive plans in a vibrant turn-of-the-century setting.
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Napoleon's Young Neighbor
by Helen Leah Reed
Categories: Fiction » Literature
Amid the turmoil of Napoleon’s exile, a curious young islander finds herself drawn into the mystery surrounding the fallen emperor. Through secret encounters and unexpected friendship, she witnesses history’s shadow up close, learning lessons of pride, humility, and the enduring cost of greatness.
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Last Words
by Stephen Crane
Categories: Fiction » Literature
A poignant and reflective collection capturing the final thoughts, observations, and emotions of its subjects. Through vivid imagery and introspection, it explores mortality, human experience, and the profound truths revealed in life’s concluding moments.
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The Pastor's Wife
by Elizabeth Von Arnim
Categories: Fiction » Literature
A devoted pastor’s wife navigates love, duty, and social expectations in a small community. Through personal trials and quiet reflection, the story explores resilience, compassion, and the delicate balance between selfhood and service.
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Elizabeth and Her German Garden
by Elizabeth Von Arnim
Categories: Fiction » Literature
A charming and witty diary of a woman’s life in the countryside, this story celebrates nature, solitude, and small pleasures. Through her observations of her garden, neighbors, and daily routines, it captures humor, reflection, and the delight of simple, independent living.
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Children of the Bush
by Henry Lawson
Categories: Fiction » Literature
Amid the harsh beauty of the Australian outback, wanderers, settlers, and dreamers carve out their lives with grit and humor. These vivid tales capture the loneliness, camaraderie, and quiet heroism of those who endure the bush, revealing the soul of a land both unforgiving and deeply human.
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