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A delightful children's book filled with wonderfully imaginative and articulate animals. These delightful tales written by Rudyard Kipling, began as bedtime stories for his young daughter Josephine. If these stories were not told 'Just So, ' then little Josephine would become impatient. Often considered one of the most revered children's books of all time, Just So Stories describes how certain animals received their most discerning characteristics, mannerisms and physical attributes in a witty and colloquial style.

Austen's masterpiece and classic tale of life, love and social mistakes in England, during the eighteenth century. The story unfolds with the introduction of the Bennet family and their concern for their unwed daughters. Through the Bennet family's actions, Austen introduces us to Victorian society and the challenges a young unwed women faces within it. The beautiful and charming characters of Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy reign supreme in this timeless tale of true love.

A fantastic tale of man and animal's evolution as well as its disruption by a scientist's interruption. Wells' timeless classic explores the dire consequences of man's intervention and modification of nature's processes.

One of the most important books of the Victorian Era. Stevenson's masterpiece elaborates on the duality of man and the constant struggle between good and evil which wages within. A timeless classic which is just as pertinent today as it was during the period in which it was written.

Wells' classic tale of time travel was written when Einstein was only 16 years old, and before Einstein's time dilation hypothesis as well as his Theory of General Relativity were being considered mainstream ideas. Wells' unprecedented and forward looking tale of a dystopian future where the dreaded Morlocks feed upon the trusting Eloi, is a frightening preview of what happens when there are class distinctions.

A timeless classic of a young orphaned Irish boy, living a tenuous and exciting existence in India during the British occupation in the late 1800's. Kipling's story is magnificent in scope, with its visually stunning portrayal of India's culture, landscape and people. We learn much of Kimball (Kim) O'Hara during the course of the story as he traverses the colorful Indian landscape on many adventures.