Calico Illustrated Classics

by Gaston Leroux

Gaston Leroux's classic horror tale of the Paris Opera house brings readers the story of the Phantom of the Opera. When the Christine Daae began at the Opera house, she had little talent.… More →

by Charles Dickens

Charles Dickens presents the classic tale of David Copperfield to readers young and old. From the loss of Copperfield's father before his birth, through his mother's remarriage, to finding… More →

by H.G. Wells

H.G. Wells's classic tale of war between humans and Martians imagines the horror and destruction of alien invasion. When the Martians need a new home planet, they send an army to take over… More →

Aesop's classic collection presents the fables and moral stories from ancient Greece. The animal tales, folklore, and morals used to educate children in origin stories and character values… More →

by Louisa May Alcott

Louisa May Alcott's classic tale follows the lives of the four March sisters. Beautiful Meg, tomboyish Jo, fragile Beth, and romantic Amy may not have a lot of money while their father is off More →

by Lewis Carroll

In Lewis Carroll's classic tale of fantasy and adventure, young Alice's calm afternoon becomes rather curious when she follows the White Rabbit down the rabbit hole. As Alice tries to… More →

by Jack London

Jack London's classic tale of survival relates the trials and triumphs of White Fang, a wild wolf turned pet. White Fang's life in the Wild is difficult. Eventually, he joins a pack of men… More →

by Charlotte Brontë

In Charlotte Brontë's classic tale of romance, Jane Eyre is an orphan trying to make her way in the world. After enduring a difficult childhood and finishing boarding school, Jane takes a… More →

by Jules Verne

Jules Verne gives us the classic tale of undersea adventure aboard the Nautilus. When a sea monster begins attacking ships, the world unites to find and destroy the unknown creature. Monsieur More →

by Jane Austen

Jane Austen's classic romance brings us the love story of Miss Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy. Darcy's prejudice against the society of Longbourn and refusal to dance with… More →