When a boy gets tired of living within the confines of polite society, and the abuse of his father, he decides to sail a raft down the Mississippi River. He encounters Jim, an enslaved man who has escaped before being sold, and the journey they take together changes Huck forever.

When Edmond Dantes is imprisoned for a crime that he did not commit, he vows not only to get out of prison but to make everyone who wronged him pay - no matter how long it takes.

Two sisters, close but as different as sisters can be, navigate society's maze of propriety as best as they can as they each fall in love.

When a plane full of boys goes down on an uninhabited island, it doesn't take long for the boys to realize that living in the wild isn't as fun as they thought it would be in The Lord of the Flies.

When Elizabeth Bennet first met Mr. Darcy, she found him aloof and egotistical. That opinion has not changed through their many meetings and the commentary of his acquaintances. If anything, she has vowed to hate him forever. Until one fateful summer day when she receives a letter that changes everything.

Jane has never had a real home, something that she has yearned for since she was a child. It's something she believes she has found when she begins to work for Mr. Rochester as a governess for his ward Adele. But soon Jane finds out that Mr. Rochester has been hiding a terrible secret. Should she give up the life she's dreamed of or stay regardless of his secret and deal with the consequences?