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		The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Mark Twain $7.00 add book to cart | get the free guide

Arguably Mark Twain's most famous novel—indeed, one of the greatest works of American literature—The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn brings together two people from the lower rungs of society.

		Fifth Business Robertson Davies $14.00 add book to cart | get the free guide

One of the most ambitious works of fiction of the twentieth century, Robertson Davies’s Deptford Trilogy reaches from rural Canada to the Swiss Alps and introduces a cast of characters as varied and fascinating as any in recent literature.
 

		War and Peace Leo Tolstoy $40.00 add book to cart | get the free guide

Widely considered the greatest novel ever written in any language, War and Peace has as its backdrop Napoleon’s invasion of Russia and at its heart three of the most memorable characters in literature.  

		Vanity Fair William Thackeray $8.00 add book to cart | get the guide

Your club will instantly recognize Thackeray's timeless characters—from dissolute playboys and self-important heirs to judgmental aunts and finicky gourmands.  

		1984 George Orwell $15.00 add book to cart | get the free guide

1984 is a prophetic, haunting tale that's more relevant than ever before. George Orwell exposes the worst crimes imaginable—the destruction of truth, freedom, and individuality.  

		Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass Frederick Douglass $8.95 add book to cart | get the free guide

The compelling autobiography of an extraordinary man born into slavery, Frederick Douglass's masterpiece is also a powerful inquiry into the question of what it means to be human.