Livros em inglês

Richard Hannay runs across Britain with a secret in his pocket and a spy network at his heels.

H. G. Wells sends invention and imperial curiosity to the Moon, where discovery becomes strange, comic, and unsettling.

Anne Brontë's bold novel follows Helen Graham's escape from a destructive marriage and defense of moral freedom.

Bathsheba Everdene's choices among loyalty, passion, and vanity shape one of Hardy's richest pastoral dramas.

A tense psychological tale of obsession, murder, guilt, and an impossible heartbeat.

A Sherlock Holmes mystery of coded warnings, hidden violence, and a secret society's long shadow.

Poe's Gothic masterpiece of decay, fear, family doom, and a house that seems alive.

A landmark detective story introducing Dupin's analytic mind and a shocking Paris mystery.

Defoe's bold novel of survival, crime, disguise, fortune, repentance, and social mobility.

Poe's haunting poem of grief, memory, midnight visitation, and the word that will not leave.

A comic river journey full of friendship, mishaps, digressions, and relaxed Victorian wit.

A sweeping historical novel of revenge, faith, friendship, and transformation in the Roman world.

A humane animal classic that tells a horse's life through kindness, hardship, and moral witness.

Chaucer's vivid pilgrimage collection of tales, voices, satire, devotion, humor, and social life.

James Joyce's modernist landmark following one day in Dublin through memory, language, and consciousness.

A selection of Byron's poetry, marked by romantic passion, irony, exile, heroism, and melancholy.

A classic reference work arranging English words by ideas, meanings, relations, and expression.

A playful, digressive comic novel that turns storytelling itself into its central adventure.

A graceful travel narrative of feeling, manners, encounters, and inward reflection across France and Italy.

The pioneering Gothic novel of inheritance, prophecy, terror, secret guilt, and haunted architecture.

Jane Austen's witty novel of reading, imagination, manners, courtship, and Gothic expectation.

Anne Brontë's clear-eyed novel of governess work, moral independence, hardship, and quiet dignity.

A warm, observant portrait of a small English town, its women, customs, losses, and kindness.

Conrad's dark political novel of espionage, anarchism, betrayal, and private tragedy in London.