My Name Is Leon
Leon’s efforts to understand separation and care are shaped by what adults explain and what they leave unsaid. Follow the narrative’s attention to ordinary...
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Clear search & filtersLeon’s efforts to understand separation and care are shaped by what adults explain and what they leave unsaid. Follow the narrative’s attention to ordinary...
Nancy Brandon's Mystery — English source edition. Subject: Mystery and detective stories.
Portraits bring art and historical interpretation into the same investigation. Begin with visible choices in pose, setting and composition, then consult th...
Negro life in New York's Harlem — English source edition. Subject: African Americans -- New York (State) -- New York -- Social life and customs.
Explore Querkopf Wilson through a focused reading session. Project Gutenberg’s catalogue records this German-language edition under “Impostors and impostur...
The American Claimant — English source edition. Subject: Humorous stories.
Two pairs of separated twins turn a city into a sequence of mistaken encounters. Keep a record of who is being mistaken for whom, then look beneath the com...
The Comedy of Errors The Works of William Shakespeare [Cambridge Edition] [9 vols.] — English source edition. Subject: Comedy plays.
Read Chapter I of R. M. Ballantyne’s The Coral Island. Ralph introduces travel as a lifelong passion, links it to family history and remembers his departur...
The House Behind the Cedars — English source edition. Subject: Didactic fiction.
The Imitator: A Novel — English source edition. Subject: Science fiction.
Invented identities and elaborate social rules make serious commitments look absurd. Attend to the precision of the dialogue and the reversals of familiar...
The Mad King — English source edition. Subject: Fantasy fiction.
A homecoming story connects adventurous encounters with questions about recognition and responsibility. Compare how Odysseus tells his own experiences with...
Lucie’s search for missing clothing leads to a surprising washerwoman. Read slowly enough to explore the illustrations, naming household objects and notici...
Explore The Tragedy of Pudd'nhead Wilson through a focused reading session. Project Gutenberg’s catalogue records this English-language edition under “Impo...
The Two Vanrevels — English source edition. Subject: Triangles (Interpersonal relations) -- Fiction.
Shipwreck, disguise and mistaken identity unsettle the social world of Illyria. Follow Viola’s divided role and the treatment of Malvolio, noticing how com...
Was ihr wollt — German source edition. Subject: Comedy plays.
Welsh Nationality, and How Alone It is to Be Saved: A Sermon — English source edition. Subject: Church of England -- Sermons.
What Answer? — English source edition. Subject: New York (N.Y.) -- Fiction.
When Africa awakes The "inside story" of the stirrings and strivings of the new Negro in the Western world — English source edition. Subject: African Ameri...
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