A Farewell to Arms follows Frederic Henry, an American ambulance driver in the Italian army during World War I. Amid the chaos of war, he falls in love with Catherine Barkley, a British nurse. As the frontlines shift and the danger grows, their love becomes his only escape from the brutality around him. But with war closing in and fate unpredictable, can they find a way to be together?

Elnora Comstock, a bright and determined girl, grows up near the mysterious Limberlost swamp, yearning for education and love while facing her mother’s coldness. With courage and resourcefulness, she collects rare moths to fund her schooling and discovers hidden wonders in nature. Along the way, she navigates friendship, family secrets, and the stirrings of first love. But can she find her place in a world that often feels against her?

John Carter is a brave American soldier, who suddenly finds himself transported to Mars—called Barsoom by its people. There, he discovers a world filled with strange creatures, fierce warriors, and ancient cities. Because of the planet's low gravity, Carter has incredible strength and agility, making him a powerful force in this new land. As he fights for survival, he meets a beautiful Martian princess who changes everything. But can an Earth man find a place in the middle of an alien war?

Alyosha is a quiet, hardworking boy who always does what he is told. He never complains, never asks for more, and never thinks much about himself. His life is simple, full of work and duty. But when he begins to feel something new—something like happiness—he must face a choice that will shape his future. This is an adapted version of the story, simplified to a 3rd grade (A2) reading level so English learners can enjoy this thoughtful and heartfelt classic.

Peyton Farquhar, a Southern planter, is captured by the Union army and sentenced to hang from Owl Creek Bridge. As he falls, the rope breaks, and he escapes into the river. Dodging bullets, he swims to safety and runs through the forest toward home, but... This is an adapted version of the story, simplified to a 3rd grade (A2) reading level so English learners can enjoy this thrilling classic.

This story is about an old farm horse named Coco and a boy named Zidore who is supposed to care for him. Coco is too old to work, and Zidore becomes angry and cruel. The story shows how cruelty can grow in small ways and lead to something very sad. This is a simplified version of the story, adapted to a 3rd grade (A2) English level so language learners can enjoy this classic.

Vicomte de Signoles is a rich and handsome man, admired in society for his charm and bravery. One evening, he stands up to a stranger in a restaurant to defend a lady’s honor. The argument turns serious, and a duel is set. Now, with only a short time left before the fight, the Vicomte begins to feel nervous. He wonders: Is he truly brave, or just afraid to look weak? This is a simplified version of the story, rewritten at a 3rd grade (A2) reading level so English learners can enjoy this classic.

Cup of Gold follows the bold and restless Henry Morgan, a young man who leaves his quiet home in Wales to chase dreams of adventure, fame, and riches on the high seas. Drawn to the stories of pirates and glory, he sets out to become a legend by conquering the golden city of Panama—and winning the heart of a mysterious woman known as La Santa Roja. But as his journey unfolds, Morgan must face the cost of ambition and the shadows that come with chasing glory.

Gustav von Aschenbach is a famous writer searching for inspiration—and peace. Tired and restless, he travels to Venice, hoping the beautiful city will refresh his soul. But there, he becomes strangely drawn to a mysterious boy whose beauty stirs something deep inside him. As the days pass, Venice becomes more dreamlike... and more dangerous. What begins as a quiet escape turns into something far more intense.

Every Sunday, Miss Brill enjoys sitting in the park, watching people and listening to the band play. She imagines that life is like a grand play, and everyone, including herself, has an important role. But one afternoon, a small conversation makes her see things differently, and her joyful world begins to change. This is an adapted version of the story, simplified to a 3rd grade (A2) reading level so English learners can enjoy this touching and reflective classic.

Josephine Pollard was a prolific author who wrote poetry and children's books. Her children's books were known for speaking directly to the children to engage them so they would better comprehend the subject matter. Our Hero General U.S. Grant is a book by Pollard that explains the history of the American general in a way that young readers can appreciate. Read along about one of the most exciting figures in American history and marvel at his accomplishments.

Rilla of Ingleside follows Rilla Blythe, the spirited youngest daughter of Anne Shirley, as she comes of age during World War I. Carefree and excited for her first dance, Rilla’s world changes overnight when war is declared, and the young men of her small Canadian town march off to battle—including her brothers and the boy she secretly admires. Left behind, Rilla must find her own strength, whether it's raising an abandoned war baby, managing the home front, or facing heartbreak and uncertainty.

After an old Egyptian tomb is opened, several people die. Many believe it is the tomb’s curse. But famous detective Hercule Poirot is not afraid. He travels to the desert to find out the truth. Is it really an ancient curse—or is someone using fear to hide a crime? This is a simplified version of a classic Poirot mystery (rewritten into A2 level). It keeps the exciting story, spooky feeling, and smart surprises from the original.

Aylmer, a scientist, marries a beautiful woman named Georgiana. She has a small red birthmark on her cheek. Many think it’s charming, but Aylmer believes it ruins her beauty. He becomes obsessed with removing it using science. Georgiana loves him and agrees, even though it’s risky. Aylmer takes her to his lab and works hard on a cure, hoping to make her perfect. This is an adapted version of the story, simplified to A2 level.

Mrs. Stossen and her daughter are determined to attend the most important garden party of the season—even though they haven’t been invited. Sneaking in through a back entrance, they think their plan is perfect—until they run into trouble. A locked door and a huge boar-pig named Tarquin block their way. This is an adapted version of the story, simplified to a 3rd grade (A2) reading level so English learners can enjoy this witty and mischievous classic.