A great American novel about the adventures of young Huckleberry Finn and a runaway slave named Jim. Having been raised in Missouri, Huck has been taught that helping a slave run away is one of the worst sins imaginable, and that African-Americans are pretty much worthless except as slaves. It takes a while for the truth to come to Huck, and he slowly learns to love Jim as a friend and not think of his skin color. Huck is determined to help his friend get his freedom, no matter what. Huck ends up risking his own life to do just that. Huck and Jim encounter many different adventures together.

This small, classic self-help book have been a blessing to many. It helps one get into the right frame of mind to accomplish any heart's desire. Many who have grasped and practiced the simple principles outlined in this book have seen their lives change for the better and have gone on to live their dreams.

A good collection of excellent well written short mystery stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle that are solved by the great detective character Sherlock Holmes and his ever faithful Dr. Watson.

In this classic book, Mark Twain uses some of his own personal experiences. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is a fascinating book about a boy named Tom Sawyer and his amazing adventures that takes place around the Mississippi River in the 1830's. Throughout the book, you follow Tom through his crazy adventures and are always excited to find out what's around the corner.

Non-illustrated book of 62 very short classic fairy tales collected and compiled by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm. These fairy tales are told in their original forms that have been previously passed from generation to generation.