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The Magician
The Magician by W. Somerset (William Somerset) Maugham explores paris (france) — fiction, magic — fiction.
The Brown Fairy Book
The Brown Fairy Book by Andrew Lang explores fairy tales.
Hans Andersen's Fairy Tales
Hans Andersen's Fairy Tales by H. C. (Hans Christian) Andersen explores fairy tales, fairy tales — denmark, children's stories, danish — translations into english.
The People of the Mist
The People of the Mist by H. Rider (Henry Rider) Haggard explores fantasy fiction, adventure stories.
The Ivory Child
The Ivory Child by H. Rider (Henry Rider) Haggard explores fantasy fiction, english, adventure stories, quatermain, allan (fictitious character) — fiction.
The Pink Fairy Book
The Pink Fairy Book by Andrew Lang explores fairy tales, folklore.
The Royal Book of Oz
The Royal Book of Oz by Ruth Plumly Thompson explores oz (imaginary place) — juvenile fiction, fantasy literature, kings and rulers — juvenile fiction.
The Wood Beyond the World
The Wood Beyond the World by William Morris explores fantasy fiction.
The King of the Golden River
Three brothers live in a fertile valley, but only the youngest, Gluck, treats strangers with kindness. A mysterious visitor and a river of gold lead him into a mountain journey.
The Well at the World’s End
Ralph of Upmeads leaves his father’s home to seek the fabled Well at the World’s End. The road brings companions, strange kingdoms and dangers that test his resolve.
A House-Boat on the Styx
Famous figures from different centuries gather at a floating club in the afterlife. Their conversations turn history and literature into an ongoing series of comic disputes.
The Water-Babies
Tom, a young chimney sweep, enters an underwater world where strange creatures and new experiences challenge his habits. Kingsley’s tale moves between imaginative adventure and reflections on growing up.
Smith and the Pharaohs, and other Tales
The title story follows an Englishman’s encounters with ancient Egypt and an unexpected attachment. Haggard’s collection brings together adventures and unusual tales set in several different worlds.
Little Wizard Stories of Oz
Six illustrated Oz stories follow familiar characters through small adventures and unexpected difficulties. Baum returns to the magical country with the Scarecrow, Tin Woodman, Dorothy and their companions.
The land of mist
Professor Challenger’s circle investigates spiritualist meetings, mediums and accounts of communication with the dead. Arthur Conan Doyle follows their encounters and disagreements through a novel built around inquiry into spiritualism.
Heart of the World
Travellers searching beyond familiar routes encounter a concealed city and the people struggling over its future. H. Rider Haggard follows the expedition through discoveries, romantic attachments and a conflict shaped by the city’s history and traditions.
Tales of Troy and Greece
Andrew Lang retells episodes from the Trojan War and Greek legend for a general readership. The collection follows warriors, travellers and their households through the events of Troy and the journeys associated with its aftermath.
The Little White Bird; Or, Adventures in Kensington Gardens
A London narrator’s friendship with a young boy becomes the centre of stories about childhood, memory and the imaginative life of Kensington Gardens. J. M. Barrie’s novel includes the early adventures of Peter Pan among the gardens’ inhabitants.
Morning Star
A young Egyptian princess inherits responsibilities that extend beyond the life she has known. H. Rider Haggard combines courtship, royal rivalry and journeys through an ancient world in a fantasy centred on the fortunes of Morning Star.
The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle
Tommy Stubbins becomes Doctor Dolittle’s assistant and joins a voyage in search of a naturalist. Hugh Lofting follows the travellers and their animal companions through unfamiliar waters, an extraordinary island and a series of practical and imaginative discoveries.
A Chinese Wonder Book
Norman Hinsdale Pitman presents a collection of Chinese tales involving travellers, animals, unusual helpers and magical events. The stories move between households, roads and distant realms, with illustrations accompanying the adventures.
Uncanny Tales
Mrs Molesworth brings together stories of unusual events, remembered encounters and places that disturb the people who know them. Domestic settings and familiar relationships become the starting points for narratives of uncertainty and the supernatural.
The Slayer of Souls
A young woman’s experiences in Asia draw her into a confrontation with a secret organisation and its unusual powers. Robert W. Chambers follows her return, the people who seek her help and a conflict extending across national boundaries.
The windfairies, and other tales
Mary De Morgan’s fairy tales follow ordinary people into encounters with enchanted beings, unexpected helpers and powerful objects. The collection connects choices and consequences through a succession of adventures, accompanied by illustrations.