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Mr Ebenezer Scrooge was not a gentleman inclined toward festivity, generosity, or, indeed, people at large. Precise in accounts and resolute in spirit, he conducted his affairs alone after the passing of his equally disagreeable partner, Jacob Marley. It is therefore of some consequence that, upon a Christmas Eve he would much prefer to ignore, Marley should return—bearing a warning not easily dismissed. What follows are three visitations, each more unsettling than the last, compelling Mr Scrooge to consider what he has been, what he is, and what he may yet become. By morning, he comes to understand a truth long neglected: that a life measured only in profit is, in the end, a poor account indeed.
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Mr Ebenezer Scrooge was not a gentleman inclined toward festivity, generosity, or, indeed, people at large. Precise in accounts and resolute in spirit, he conducted his affairs alone after the passing of his equally disagreeable partner, Jacob Marley. It is therefore of some consequence that, upon a Christmas Eve he would much prefer to ignore, Marley should return—bearing a warning not easily dismissed. What follows are three visitations, each more unsettling than the last, compelling Mr Scrooge to consider what he has been, what he is, and what he may yet become. By morning, he comes to understand a truth long neglected: that a life measured only in profit is, in the end, a poor account indeed.
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About the Book
Miss Sara Crewe, once the most admired pupil at Miss Minchin's Select Seminary, was a child much accustomed to comfort. It is, perhaps, all the more striking then, how swiftly fortune may turn; for with the loss of her father comes the loss of all she possessed. Reduced to an attic room and a life of service, she finds herself where kindness is scarce and seldom offered. And yet, there are some qualities which circumstance cannot quite undo. For even when the world insists upon appearances, Sara holds fast to the quiet certainty of her own dignity. -
About the Book
Miss Sara Crewe, once the most admired pupil at Miss Minchin's Select Seminary, was a child much accustomed to comfort. It is, perhaps, all the more striking then, how swiftly fortune may turn; for with the loss of her father comes the loss of all she possessed. Reduced to an attic room and a life of service, she finds herself where kindness is scarce and seldom offered. And yet, there are some qualities which circumstance cannot quite undo. For even when the world insists upon appearances, Sara holds fast to the quiet certainty of her own dignity. -
About the Book
After eighteen years of imprisonment in the Bastille, Dr Alexandre Manette is finally reunited with his daughter, Lucie, in London-beginning a quiet new life after years of suffering. Their world soon expands to include Charles Darnay, a French aristocrat who has turned his back on his lineage, and Sydney Carton, a brilliant but disillusioned English lawyer who bears an uncanny resemblance to him. As tensions rise in France and revolution breaks out, the lives of these four become dangerously entangled across two cities. What follows is a story of love, loyalty, and difficult choices-set against a time when justice and vengeance are often indistinguishable. -
About the Book
After eighteen years of imprisonment in the Bastille, Dr Alexandre Manette is finally reunited with his daughter, Lucie, in London-beginning a quiet new life after years of suffering. Their world soon expands to include Charles Darnay, a French aristocrat who has turned his back on his lineage, and Sydney Carton, a brilliant but disillusioned English lawyer who bears an uncanny resemblance to him. As tensions rise in France and revolution breaks out, the lives of these four become dangerously entangled across two cities. What follows is a story of love, loyalty, and difficult choices-set against a time when justice and vengeance are often indistinguishable. -
Miss Alice, in following a most curious White Rabbit, finds herself in a world where very little behaves as it ought—where size shifts without warning and sense is in short supply. Here, she encounters a host of peculiar figures: a Cheshire Cat who speaks in riddles, a Hatter devoted to endless tea, and a Queen whose judgments are as swift as they are unreasonable. What begins as simple curiosity soon becomes a journey through delightful absurdity—where logic bends, and growing up proves the strangest puzzle of all.
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Miss Alice, in following a most curious White Rabbit, finds herself in a world where very little behaves as it ought—where size shifts without warning and sense is in short supply. Here, she encounters a host of peculiar figures: a Cheshire Cat who speaks in riddles, a Hatter devoted to endless tea, and a Queen whose judgments are as swift as they are unreasonable. What begins as simple curiosity soon becomes a journey through delightful absurdity—where logic bends, and growing up proves the strangest puzzle of all.
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Growing up, it turns out, is the greatest predicament Anne Shirley has ever faced. At sixteen, Anne steps into Avonlea's classroom as its new schoolteacher — determined, responsible, and ready to give back to the town that shaped her. But life has its own curriculum. Between meddling in a friend's thwarted romance, mothering two new orphans at Green Gables, and navigating the joys and heartbreaks of her students, Anne begins to discover that adulthood is far messier, far richer, and far more complicated than any book ever warned her.
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Growing up, it turns out, is the greatest predicament Anne Shirley has ever faced. At sixteen, Anne steps into Avonlea's classroom as its new schoolteacher — determined, responsible, and ready to give back to the town that shaped her. But life has its own curriculum. Between meddling in a friend's thwarted romance, mothering two new orphans at Green Gables, and navigating the joys and heartbreaks of her students, Anne begins to discover that adulthood is far messier, far richer, and far more complicated than any book ever warned her.
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Red-haired, freckled, and talking before she's barely through the door, Anne Shirley arrives at Green Gables as an orphan nobody quite knows what to do with. She has opinions on everything, an imagination that runs several miles ahead of common sense, and an absolute gift for landing herself in the most spectacular scrapes. She also, despite everyone's best intentions, is impossible not to love. Prince Edward Island wins her heart. Diana Barry becomes her bosom friend. And Gilbert Blythe, who makes the catastrophic mistake of calling her "carrots", makes himself her sworn rival.
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Red-haired, freckled, and talking before she's barely through the door, Anne Shirley arrives at Green Gables as an orphan nobody quite knows what to do with. She has opinions on everything, an imagination that runs several miles ahead of common sense, and an absolute gift for landing herself in the most spectacular scrapes. She also, despite everyone's best intentions, is impossible not to love. Prince Edward Island wins her heart. Diana Barry becomes her bosom friend. And Gilbert Blythe, who makes the catastrophic mistake of calling her "carrots", makes himself her sworn rival.
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