Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is one of the first Great American Novels. The book is an essential piece of literature and commentary that tells the story of life on the banks of the Mississippi River in the antebellum South and examines the racist attitudes of the period. The epic tale of Huck and his friend Jim a runaway slave down the Mississippi River on a raft is one of the most compelling and abiding stories of the search for freedom in the American literary canon.

Adventures of Huckleberry Finn written by Mark Twain includes dramatized narration by Dick Hill with on screen displays of the text so your children friends and family can read along or simply listen. Over 160 Illustrations from Edward Kemble enhance the visual presentation.

Special Features:
Widescreen (16x9) & Full Frame (4x3) Format
Complete Unabridged MP3 Narration Files on DVD
Total Running Time = 13.5 Hours
Video and Audio Digitally Mastered
Dolby Digital Stereo
No Region Coding
NTSC

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer follows a mischievous boy growing up along the Mississippi River in Antebellum Missouri. With an abundant supply of trickery and bribes, Tom Sawyer always seems to be able to keep himself out of trouble, out of school and one step ahead of the consequences. In Mark Twain s quintessential coming-of-age novel, we follow young Tom s development as he witnesses a murder, becomes a pirate, falls in love, and ultimately grows into a young man. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, written by Mark Twain includes dramatized narration by Dick Hill, with on screen displays of the text so your children, friends and family can read along, or simply listen. Over 60 Illustrations from Worth Brehm, Donald McKay and Norman Rockwell enhance the visual presentation.

Special Features:
Widescreen (16:9) & Full Frame (4:3) Formats
Complete Unabridged Narration on DVD
Also contains entire novel as an MP3 Audiobook
Total Running Time = 8 Hours
Video and Audio Digitally Mastered
Dolby Digital® Stereo
No Region Coding
NTSC

Lewis Carroll's classic tale of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland has been read and loved by children for generations. Start a new tradition of reading an and hearing this timeless tale in your home today!

This unique DVD edition of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland features dramatized narration, with on screen displays of the text so your children, friends and family can read along, or simply listen. Dynamic illustrations from more than a dozen artists enhance the visual presentation.

Special Features:
Widescreen Anamorphic (16x9) & Full Frame (4x3) Formats
Total Running Time = 2.5 hours
Video and Audio digitally mastered
Dolby Digital Stereo
No Region Coding NTSC

CLASSIC FAIRY TALES brings a fresh new look and sound to the stories of the Brothers Grimm Hans Christian Andersen and many others. Dramatized narration on screen story displays for fun and easy read-a-long and beautiful brightly colored illustrations make for a magical video and audio presentation. 10 Classic Fairy Tales on each DVD - over two hours of play time per DVD.

Gulliver s Travels recounts the adventures of Lemuel Gulliver, a ship s surgeon, whose ship is alternately shipwrecked and steered off course en route to its various destinations. Each time, he finds himself in faraway lands where he encounters new and unusual cultures -- all of which satirize a slice of 18th century life. Author Jonathan Swift uses Gulliver s Travels to address issues such as politics, academics, science and the zeitgeist of the era.

Gulliver s Travels, written by Jonathan Swift includes a complete unabridged narration by well known British actor Paul Albertson, with on screen displays of the text so your children, friends and family can read along, or simply listen. Over 200 illustrations from Edwin Chapman, Milo Winter and Arthur Rackham enhance the visual presentation.

Special Features:
Widescreen (16:9) & Full Frame (4:3) Formats
Complete Unabridged Narration on DVD
Also contains entire novel as an MP3 Audiobook
Total Running Time = 12 Hours
Video and Audio Digitally Mastered
Dolby Digital® Stereo
No Region Coding
NTSC

Little Women, a literary classic based on the childhood experiences of author Louisa May Alcott, explores the joy and hardships of four sisters growing up during the Civil War. Through the experiences of each sister, tomboy and writer Jo, vain and beautiful Meg, frail Beth, and spoiled Amy, Alcott slips in little life lessons that are as important today as they were back when the novel was published in 1868.

Little Women includes dramatized narration by award winning narrator Laural Merlington, with on screen displays of the text so your children, friends and family can read along, or simply listen. Over 150 Illustrations from Frank Thayer Merrill enhance the visual presentation.

Special Features:
Widescreen (16:9) & Full Frame (4:3) Formats
Complete Unabridged Narration on DVD
Also contains entire novel as an MP3 Audiobook
Total Running Time = 18.5 Hours
Video and Audio Digitally Mastered
Dolby Digital® Stereo
No Region Coding
NTSC

First published in 1813 Pride and Prejudice has become Jane Austen's most revered novel. It offers a comedic portrayal of life in rural 18th century England when a woman s role in society is to find a suitable husband and secure the financial future of her family. Elizabeth Bennet strong and stubborn rebels against society and wants nothing to do with the men she finds haughty and proud. This however changes when a certain Mr. Darcy comes into her life. Pride and Prejudice written by Jane Austen includes dramatized narration by award winning narrator Anne Flosnik with on screen displays of the text so your children friends and family can read along or simply listen. Over 50 Illustrations from C. E. Brock enhance the visual presentation.

Considered by many to be the first English novel, Daniel Defoe s 1719 tale of a shipwrecked sailor explores the morals and beliefs of the era, ranging from religion and slavery, to nationalism and imperialism.

Robinson Crusoe, an English sailor, is forced to live alone on a deserted island after the rest of his shipmates drown in a terrible wreck. With no hope of rescue, he survives on the island for 28 years by making use of the animals and resources he finds on the land. However, the life he makes for himself becomes threatened when he discovers another footprint in the sand.

Robinson Crusoe, written by Daniel DeFoe, includes dramatized narration by award winning narrator Dick Hill, with on screen displays of the text so your children, friends and family can read along, or simply listen. Over 90 Illustrations from Frank Godwin, Walter Paget and N.C. Wyeth enhance the visual presentation.

Mary Lennox is sent to Misselthwaite Manor in Yorkshire England after her parents die of Cholera. When she arrives she meets her sickly cousin Colin who is every bit as petulant as she once was. Mary and Colin are closed up in a gloomy old manor on the Yorkshire moors until a secret garden captures their imaginations. As spring brings new life Mary and Colin's sour natures begin to change. Playing and working every day in the secret garden improves their nature and health as the magic of the garden transforms them into normal healthy children.The Secret Garden written by Frances Hodgson Burnett includes dramatized narration by Anne Flosnik with on screen displays of the text so your children friends and family can read along or simply listen. Illustrations from Charles Robinson and M. B. Kork enhance the visual presentation.