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BeowulfTranslated with an Introduction by Michael AlexanderPenguin Classics • 978-0-14-139366-7

The wandererTranslated by Michael AlexanderPenguin Classics • 978-0-14-139374-2

Sir Gawain and The Green KniGhTTranslated with an Introduction by Bernard O’DonoghuePenguin Classics • 978-0-14-139370-4

hermann hessedemianThe Story of emil Sinclair’s YouthTranslated by Damion SearlsIntroduction by Ralph FreedmanForeword by James FrancoPenguin Classics • 978-0-14-310678-4

Solomon northupTwelve YearS a SlaveIntroduction by Ira BerlinEdited by Henry Louis Gates, Jr.Penguin Classics • 978-0-14-310670-8

Saul BellowhenderSon The rain KinGIntroduction by Adam KirschPenguin Classics • 978-0-14-310548-0

Jorge amadoCapTainS of The SandSTranslated by Gregory RabassaIntroduction by Colm TóibínPenguin Classics • 978-0-14-310635-7

Shirley JacksonhanGSamanForeword by Francine ProsePenguin Classics • 978-0-14-310704-0

Come alonG wiTh meClassic Short Stories and an unfinished novelForeword by Laura MillerPenguin Classics • 978-0-14-310711-8

rainer maria rilkeleTTerS To a YounG poeTTranslated by Charlie LouthIntroduction by Lewis HydePenguin Classics • 978-0-14-310714-9

rudyard KiplingThe JunGle BooKSEdited by Kaori Nagai and Jan MontefioreIntroduction & Notes by Kaori NagaiPenguin Classics • 978-0-14-119665-7

ngu~gl~ wa Thiong’o

weep noT, ChildThe Penguin African Writers SeriesNew Foreword by Ben OkriPenguin Classics • 978-0-14-310669-2

es’kia mphahleledown SeCond avenueForeword by Ngu~gl

~ wa Thiong’oPenguin Classics • 978-0-14-310679-1

richard aldingtondeaTh of a heroIntroduction by James H. MeredithPenguin Classics • 978-0-14-310687-6

natsume So–sekiBoTChanTranslated with an Introduction by J. CohnPenguin Classics • 978-0-14-139188-5

signet classics

Jack londonThe Sea-wolf and SeleCTed STorieSNew Introduction by Earle LaborAfterword by Ben BovaSignet Classics • 978-0-451-41585-1

walt whitmanleaveS of GraSSNew Introduction by Elisabeth Panttaja BrinkForeword by Billy CollinsAfterword by Peter DavisonSignet Classics • 978-0-451-41917-0

harriet JacobsinCidenTS in The life of a Slave GirlIntroduction by Myrlie Evers-WilliamsAfterword by Dawn Lundy MartinSignet Classics • 978-0-451-53146-9

miguel de Cervantes Saavedradon QuixoTeTranslated & Abridged with an Introduction by Walter StarkieAfterword by Roberto González EchevarríaSignet Classics • 978-0-451-53229-9

mark TwainThe advenTureS of Tom SawYer and advenTureS of huCKleBerrY finnIntroduction by Shelley Fisher FishkinNew Afterword by Ishmael ReedSignet Classics • 978-0-451-5321-4

mary ShelleyfranKenSTeinNew Introduction by Douglas CleggAfterword by Harold BloomSignet Classics • 978-0-451-53224-4

herman melvillemoBY-diCKIntroduction by Elizabeth Renker New Afterword by Christopher BuckleySignet Classics • 978-0-451-53228-2

Johann wolfgang von GoetheThe SorrowS of YounG werTher and Selected writingsTranslated by Catherine HutterIntroduction by Marcelle ClementsNew Afterword by Elisabeth KrimmerSignet Classics • 978-0-451-41855-5

henry wadsworth longfellowevanGeline and Selected Tales and poemsPreface by Edward M. CifelliIntroduction by Horace GregoryNew Afterword by Christoph IrmscherSignet Classics • 978-0-451-41854-8

Geoffrey ChaucerThe CanTerBurY TaleS: a SelectionForeword by Frank GradyIntroduction by Donald R. HowardNew Afterword by Paul StrohmSignet Classics • 978-0-451-41678-0

Charlotte BrontëvilleTTeNew Introduction & an Afterword by Helen BenedictSignet Classics • 978-0-451-46544-3

anthologies

rita dove, editorThe penGuin anTholoGY of TwenTieTh-CenTurY ameriCan poeTrYPenguin • 978-0-14-312148-0

Jim TreleaseThe read-aloud handBooKSeventh EditionPenguin • 978-0-14-312160-2

eileen & roger panetta, eds.on ShaTTered Ground: a Civil war mosaic, 1861–1865Signet Classics • 978-0-451-53219-0

philip pullmanfairY TaleS from The BroTherS Grimma new english versionPenguin Classics • 978-0-14-310729-3

Jean racine, pierre Corneille, & molièrefour frenCh plaYSCinna, The misanthrope, andromache, phaedraTranslated with Notes by John EdmundsIntroduction by Joseph HarrisPenguin Classics • 978-0-14-139208-0

Tim manleyaliCe in TumBlr-landand other fairy Tales for a new GenerationPenguin • 978-0-14-312479-5

howard pyleThe merrY advenTureS of roBin hood

henry david Thoreauwalden and Civil diSoBedienCe

william Goldinglord of The flieS Centenary Edition

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Barbara H. Solomon & W. Reginald Rampone, Jr., editorsAn AfRicAn Quilt24 Modern African StoriesIntroduction by Barbara H. SolomonSignet Classics • 978-0-451-53203-9

John David Smith, editorA JuSt AnD lASting PeAceA Documentary History of ReconstructionIntroduction by the EditorSignet Classics • 978-0-451-53226-8

Kate Bernheimer, editorxo ORPHeuSfifty new MythsPenguin • 978-0-14-312242-5

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MeMoir & Biography

Josh HanagarnetHe WORlD’S StROngeSt liBRARiAnA Memoir of tourette’s, faith, Strength, and the Power of familyGotham • 978-1-59240-787-3

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Blaine HardeneScAPe fROM cAMP 14One Man’s Remarkable Odyssey from north Korea to freedom in the WestPenguin • 978-0-14-312291-3

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carlos Andres gomezMAn uP: Reimagining Modern ManhoodGotham • 978-1-59240-807-8

carissa PhelpsRunAWAy giRl: escaping life on the StreetsPenguin • 978-0-14-312333-0

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Ma JiantHe DARK ROADTranslated by Flora DrewPenguin Press • 978-1-59420-502-6

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Sun-mi HwangtHe Hen WHO DReAMeD SHe cOulD flyTranslated by Chi-Young KimIllustrated by NomocoPenguin • 978-0-14-312320-0

Ray SuarezlAtinO AMeRicAnSthe 500-year legacy that Shaped a nationCelebra • 978-0-451-23814-6

Robert SilverbergtAleS Of MAJiPOORRoc • 978-0-451-46498-9

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Peter SístHe cOnfeRence Of tHe BiRDS

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Ron BerlerRAiSing tHe cuRveA year inside One of America’s 45,000* failing Public SchoolsBerkley • 978-0-425-25268-0

Michael SokoloveDRAMA HigHthe incredible true Story of a Brilliant teacher, a Struggling town, and the Magic of theaterRiverhead • 978-1-59448-822-1

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Brooks landonBuilDing gReAt SentenceSHow to Write the Kinds of Sentences

you love to ReadPlume • 978-0-452-29860-6

Ross Petras & Kathryn PetrasWRetcHeD WRitingA compendium of crimes Against the english languagePerigee • 978-0-399-15924-4

Keri SmithtHe POcKet ScAvengeRPerigee • 978-0-399-16023-3

Meredith Maran, editorWHy We WRite20 Acclaimed Authors on How and Why they Do What they DoPlume • 978-0-452-29815-6

Ken Robinson with lou AronicafinDing yOuR eleMentHow to Discover your talents and Passions and transform your lifeViking • 978-0-670-02238-0

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