Classics
The Godfather
EGP175The Godfather An Epic Saga of Power, Family, and the Dark Allure of the Mafia World
“The Godfather” is a timeless masterpiece that explores the complex world of organized crime through the story of the powerful Corleone family. Written by Mario Puzo, the novel presents a gripping narrative centered on power, loyalty, betrayal, and the unbreakable bonds of family. At its core, the book delivers a powerful idea: “In a world ruled by power and fear, family becomes both a shield and a weapon.”
The Exorcist
EGP160The Exorcist A Terrifying Literary Landmark of Possession, Faith, and Psychological Horror
Originally published in 1971, The Exorcist is one of the most controversial and influential horror novels ever written. The story, inspired by a reported case of demonic possession in the 1940s, follows the disturbing transformation of Regan, an eleven-year-old girl living in Washington, D.C., and the desperate attempt to save her soul.
Written by William Peter Blatty, the novel presents a chilling narrative where faith, science, and human fear collide. As Regan’s condition worsens, a small group of determined individuals—including priests and medical professionals—must confront an evil force that defies rational explanation. The central idea of the story explores the fragile boundary between belief and reality: “When human understanding ends, faith becomes the only possible weapon against darkness.”
Hatchet
EGP135Hatchet A Powerful Survival Journey of Courage, Isolation, and Personal Transformation in the Wild
Hatchet tells the gripping survival story of Brian, a young boy who is traveling to Canada to visit his estranged father when disaster strikes mid-air. During the flight, the pilot suffers a fatal heart attack, forcing Brian to crash-land the small plane into a remote lake deep in the Canadian wilderness. Suddenly, he is completely alone with nothing but the clothes he is wearing and a hatchet gifted to him by his mother before departure.
The Crucible
EGP120The Crucible A Powerful Drama of Fear, Hysteria, and the Dangerous Consequences of Mass Belief
“The Crucible” is a timeless play by Arthur Miller that explores one of the darkest moments in human history through the lens of the Salem witch trials in seventeenth-century Massachusetts. Based on real events and historical figures, the story presents a المجتمع gripped by fear, suspicion, and moral panic, where accusations of witchcraft spread rapidly and destroy lives.
At the heart of the play lies a powerful idea: “When fear replaces reason, society becomes its own worst enemy.” The narrative follows the accusation of Elizabeth Proctor, a respected woman whose life is thrown into chaos when hysteria overtakes justice.
The Scarlet Letter
EGP145The Scarlet Letter A Powerful Tale of Sin, Guilt, and Redemption in Puritan Society
“The Scarlet Letter” is a timeless classic that explores the deep moral and psychological consequences of sin within a rigid society. Set in a Puritan colony in New England, the novel follows the story of Hester Prynne, a woman who commits an act of passion that changes not only her life but also the lives of everyone around her. Forced to wear the scarlet letter “A” as a symbol of her sin, Hester becomes both an outcast and a symbol of strength.
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
EGP150The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn A Timeless Journey of Freedom, Friendship, and Moral Awakening Along the Mississippi River
“The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” is a classic novel that follows the journey of a young boy seeking freedom from the constraints of society. Written by Mark Twain, the story captures the spirit of adventure, independence, and moral growth through the eyes of Huck Finn as he travels down the Mississippi River with Jim, a runaway slave.
Heart of Darkness
EGP125Heart of Darkness A Haunting Journey into the Depths of Human Nature and Colonial Darkness
“Heart of Darkness” by Joseph Conrad is a powerful literary work that explores the psychological and moral consequences of European colonialism. Structured as a story within a story, the novel follows Charlie Marlow as he recounts his journey into the African Congo to a group of men aboard a ship. Initially tasked with transporting ivory, Marlow becomes increasingly fascinated by Kurtz, a mysterious and highly respected agent whose reputation precedes him.
Mrs. Dalloway
EGP130Mrs. Dalloway A Deep Psychological Portrait of Time, Memory, and Identity in a Single Day
Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf is a landmark of modernist literature that captures the inner life of a woman over the course of a single day in post-World War I London. The novel follows Clarissa Dalloway as she prepares for an evening party, yet beneath these ordinary activities lies a profound exploration of memory, identity, and the passage of time.
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
EGP150A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man A Journey of Identity, Rebellion, and the Awakening of the Creative Mind
“A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man” is a profound modernist novel that traces the intellectual and emotional development of Stephen Dedalus, a young man growing up in Dublin as he searches for identity, meaning, and artistic freedom. Written by James Joyce, the book blends autobiographical elements with fiction, offering a deeply personal exploration of youth, religion, family, and national identity.
Women in Love
EGP180Women in Love A Powerful Exploration of Desire, Relationships, and the Human Soul in a Changing World
“Women in Love” is widely regarded as the masterpiece of D. H. Lawrence, offering a profound exploration of human relationships, emotional intensity, and the psychological depth of desire. Set in pre-World War I England, the novel continues the story of the Brangwen family, focusing on sisters Ursula and Gudrun as they navigate complex romantic and personal relationships.
The narrative centers on Ursula’s evolving connection with Rupert Birkin and Gudrun’s intense and often destructive relationship with industrialist Gerald Crich, later intersecting with the artist Loerke. At its core, the novel presents a compelling idea: “Human relationships are shaped by deeper emotional and instinctive forces that often conflict with societal expectations.
The Grapes of Wrath
EGP220The Grapes of Wrath A Powerful Epic of the Great Depression and the Struggle for Human Dignity
The Grapes of Wrath is a Pulitzer Prize-winning masterpiece by John Steinbeck that portrays the devastating impact of the Great Depression on ordinary American families. Set during the Dust Bowl migration of the 1930s, the novel follows the Joad family as they are forced to abandon their Oklahoma farm and journey westward in search of survival and hope in California.
The core idea of the novel is captured in the struggle between survival and injustice: “When people lose everything, they discover what truly cannot be taken from them.” Through the harsh realities of poverty, displacement, and exploitation, Steinbeck paints a deeply human story about resilience, dignity, and the fight for justice in a divided society. The novel moves between intimate family drama and a larger social critique of inequality, revealing the emotional and moral cost of economic collapse.
Catch-22
EGP170Catch-22 A Timeless War Satire on Absurdity, Bureaucracy, and Survival
Catch-22 is a landmark work of American literature that uses dark humor and satire to expose the absurd logic of war and bureaucracy. Written by Joseph Heller, the novel is set during World War II in Italy and follows the story of Captain Yossarian, a bombardier who is desperate to survive a war that seems determined to kill him. However, his greatest enemy is not the opposing forces—it is the irrational military system that governs his life.
Slaughterhouse-Five
EGP138Slaughterhouse-Five A Darkly Comic Antiwar Masterpiece on Time, Trauma, and Human Absurdity
Slaughterhouse-Five is a landmark antiwar novel by Kurt Vonnegut that blends historical fiction, science fiction, satire, and autobiography into a unique narrative experience. The story centers on the destruction of Dresden during World War II, an event Vonnegut personally witnessed as an American prisoner of war. Through the character of Billy Pilgrim, the novel explores how trauma reshapes human perception, memory, and time itself.
Persuasion
EGP125Persuasion A Timeless Story of Love, Regret, and the Quiet Strength of Second Chances
Persuasion is the final completed novel by Jane Austen, written shortly before her death. The story follows the Elliot family, led by Sir Walter Elliot and his three daughters—Elizabeth, Anne, and Mary. After the death of his wife, Sir Walter’s financial mismanagement forces the family to abandon their extravagant lifestyle, leading them to lease their estate at Kellynch and relocate to Bath.
The Last Battle
EGP140The Last Battle The Final Chapter of Narnia Where Truth, Faith, and Courage Decide the Fate of a World
“The Last Battle” is the final installment in The Chronicles of Narnia, where the magical land of Narnia faces its greatest test. In this gripping conclusion, the once-peaceful world is thrown into chaos as deception spreads and a false Aslan appears, confusing all who live there. The story raises a powerful question: “How can truth be recognized when lies look almost real?”
As Narnia descends into uncertainty, only a few brave allies remain willing to seek the real Aslan and restore order. Eustace and Jill, familiar travelers to Narnia, are called once again to a dangerous mission filled with moral challenges, hidden truths, and spiritual symbolism.
The Horse and His Boy
EGP135The Horse and His Boy A Magical Journey of Courage, Friendship, and the Fight to Save Narnia
The Horse and His Boy is a captivating fantasy adventure from the beloved world of Narnia, created by C. S. Lewis. The story follows a young boy named Shasta who escapes from his harsh homeland of Calormen with the help of Bree, a talking horse who longs for freedom. Together, they embark on a dangerous journey across unknown lands, driven by hope, survival, and destiny.
As their path unfolds, Shasta and Bree uncover a dangerous political conspiracy: the Calormen forces are preparing a secret plan to invade and conquer the magical land of Narnia. The story evolves into a race against time, where courage and trust become essential for survival.
The Silver Chair
EGP130The Silver Chair A Magical Quest Through Narnia to Rescue a Lost Prince from an Evil Witch
In The Silver Chair, part of The Chronicles of Narnia, readers are taken back into the enchanting world of Narnia where danger, magic, and destiny intertwine. The story follows Jill and Eustace as they are chosen for a mission by Aslan to rescue Prince Rillian, who has been captured and enchanted by a mysterious and evil Witch.
The narrative begins when the two children escape their troubled school life through a strange door that leads them into the unknown wilderness of Narnia. However, their journey quickly transforms into a perilous quest through harsh landscapes, deep caverns, and strange creatures. Along the way, they must rely on courage, faith, and guidance from Aslan as they uncover hidden truths and face dangerous illusions.
The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
EGP137The Voyage of the Dawn Treader A Legendary Journey Through Narnia Toward the End of the World
In The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, the magical world of Aslan and the enchanted land of Narnia comes alive in one of its most adventurous tales. The story follows King Caspian, who builds the Dawn Treader—the first ship seen in Narnia in centuries—to search for the seven lost lords banished by his evil uncle Miraz.
Along the journey, Edmund, Lucy, and their cousin Eustace are drawn into a vast ocean adventure filled with mysterious islands, magical creatures, dragons, and moral challenges. As they travel beyond the known world toward Aslan’s country at the End of the World, they face trials that test courage, faith, and inner transformation.
Prince Caspian
EGP145Prince Caspian A Legendary Battle for the True Throne in the Magical World of Narnia
Prince Caspian transports readers back into the enchanting world of Narnia, where talking animals, walking trees, and ancient magic shape a land on the brink of war. In this installment of The Chronicles of Narnia, a rightful heir to the throne rises against a false king who has taken control of his homeland. Prince Caspian gathers allies from the old magical world in a desperate attempt to restore justice and reclaim his kingdom.
The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe
EGP135The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe A Magical Journey Into Narnia Where Courage, Destiny, and Fantasy Collide
The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe , The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C. S. Lewis, readers are transported into the magical world of Narnia—a secret land hidden beyond an ordinary wardrobe. The story begins when Lucy, the youngest of four siblings, discovers this mysterious world while staying in an old professor’s house.
The Magician’s Nephew
EGP130The Magician’s Nephew The Hidden Beginning of Narnia Where Magic, Creation, and Adventure Collide
In The Magician’s Nephew, C. S. Lewis reveals the origin story of the magical world of Narnia, where an ordinary passage between houses becomes the gateway to an extraordinary adventure. The story follows Digory and Polly, two children who form a close friendship during a rainy summer in London, only to be drawn into a mysterious experiment by Digory’s eccentric Uncle Andrew, who believes he is a magician. Their journey unexpectedly transports them into unknown worlds, eventually leading to the creation of Narnia itself.
The Outsiders
EGP130The Outsiders A Powerful Coming-of-Age Story of Loyalty, Class Conflict, and Growing Up Too Fast
The Outsiders tells the emotional and intense story of Ponyboy Curtis, a teenager trying to survive life on the margins of society. In a world divided by class struggle and violence, Ponyboy believes he understands his place among his close-knit group of “greasers,” including his brothers Darry and Sodapop, and his loyal friends Johnny and Two-Bit. He relies on them for support in a harsh environment where conflict with the wealthier “Socs” is constant.
Of Mice and Men
EGP100Of Mice and Men A Powerful Story of Friendship, Dreams, and the Harsh Reality of Human Struggle
“Of Mice and Men” is a classic novella by John Steinbeck that explores the fragile bond between two migrant workers, George and Lennie, during the Great Depression in California. The story follows their shared dream of owning a small piece of land, a symbol of hope and independence in an unforgiving world. Through their journey, Steinbeck reveals how “dreams can sustain people, but reality often reshapes them in painful ways.”
Macbeth
EGP135Macbeth A Dark Tale of Ambition, Power, and the Price of Betrayal
In Macbeth, William Shakespeare presents a gripping tragedy about ambition, guilt, and moral collapse. The story follows Macbeth, a Scottish general who learns through prophecy that he may become king. Influenced strongly by his wife and consumed by ambition, he chooses to murder in order to seize the throne.
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
EGP120Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde A Dark Psychological Exploration of Human Duality, Morality, and Inner Conflict
In Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Robert Louis Stevenson presents a haunting psychological tale that explores the dual nature of human identity. The story centers on Dr. Henry Jekyll, a respected scientist who creates a mysterious drug that allows him to separate the good and evil sides of his personality. This experiment gives birth to his darker alter ego, Mr. Edward Hyde—a violent, immoral, and uncontrollable figure.
The Haunting of Hill House
EGP125The Haunting of Hill House A Chilling Psychological Horror That Redefines Fear and the Human Mind
“The Haunting of Hill House” is a masterful psychological horror novel by Shirley Jackson that explores fear, isolation, and the fragile boundaries of the human mind. The story begins with four individuals—Dr. Montague, an investigator of the supernatural; Theodora, his intuitive assistant; Luke, the heir to Hill House; and Eleanor, a lonely woman seeking belonging—who gather in a mysterious mansion to study paranormal activity.
The Shining
EGP190The Shining A Haunting Descent into Madness, Fear, and the Darkness Within
“The Shining” is a chilling psychological horror novel by Stephen King that explores fear, isolation, and the fragile nature of the human mind. The story centers on young Danny Torrance, a five-year-old boy gifted with psychic abilities known as “shining.” When his father takes a job as the winter caretaker of the isolated Overlook Hotel, the family becomes trapped by snow and cut off from the outside world.
Dracula
EGP185Dracula A Timeless Gothic Masterpiece of Darkness, Desire, and Immortal Terror
“Dracula” is a haunting and atmospheric novel that defines the horror genre, blending gothic fiction with psychological depth and timeless suspense. Written by Bram Stoker, the story begins when Jonathan Harker travels to Transylvania to assist Count Dracula with a real estate transaction in London—only to uncover terrifying truths about his mysterious client. What follows is a chilling chain of events that spreads from Eastern Europe to England, including a ghostly shipwreck, a young woman marked by strange bites, and a disturbed asylum patient obsessed with a dark “Master.”
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
EGP140The Adventures of Tom Sawyer A Timeless Journey of Mischief, Childhood Freedom, and Hidden Truths of Human Nature
“The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” is a classic coming-of-age novel by Mark Twain that captures the spirit of childhood through the adventures of a clever and mischievous boy growing up along the Mississippi River. The story follows Tom as he navigates school, friendship, and small-town life, often using his wit and imagination to escape trouble or turn situations in his favor—most famously convincing others to whitewash a fence for him.
The Secret Garden
EGP155The Secret Garden A Timeless Journey of Healing, Growth, and the Hidden Magic Within
“The Secret Garden” tells the touching story of a lonely and troubled child who discovers that transformation often begins from within. Written by Frances Hodgson Burnett, this classic novel follows Mary Lennox, a spoiled and neglected girl who is sent to live in her uncle’s mysterious estate on the Yorkshire moors after losing her parents.
At Misselthwaite Manor, Mary encounters new people and experiences that slowly begin to reshape her personality and outlook. The discovery of a locked, forgotten garden becomes the turning
Sense and Sensibility
EGP175Sense and Sensibility A Timeless Tale of Love, Logic, and Emotional Growth in a Society Ruled by Convention
“Sense and Sensibility” by Jane Austen is a classic novel that explores the delicate balance between العقل (sense) and العاطفة (sensibility) through the lives of the Dashwood sisters. The story follows Elinor and Marianne as they navigate love, heartbreak, and societal expectations in early 19th-century England. Marianne, driven by passion and emotion, falls deeply in love with the charming but unreliable John Willoughby, while Elinor, guided by reason and restraint, quietly endures her own romantic struggles.
Jane Eyre
EGP220Jane Eyre A Timeless Gothic Tale of Love, Independence, and the Fight for Freedom
“Jane Eyre” is a powerful Gothic novel that explores identity, love, and moral strength through the life of an orphaned girl who refuses to be broken by hardship. Written by Charlotte Brontë, the story follows Jane as she grows up in a cruel environment, enduring neglect and emotional hardship that shape her resilience and independence. Her journey from a harsh childhood to becoming a governess at Thornfield Hall introduces her to the mysterious and brooding Mr. Rochester.
Wuthering Heights
EGP150Wuthering Heights A Dark Tale of Obsession, Love, and Revenge on the Wild Yorkshire Moors
“Wuthering Heights” is a haunting exploration of love, obsession, and vengeance that transcends time and morality. Written by Emily Brontë, the novel begins with Mr. Lockwood, a newcomer to the desolate Yorkshire moors, who stumbles upon the mysterious household of Wuthering Heights. There, he uncovers a tragic story rooted in the intense and destructive bond between Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw.
The Great Gatsby
EGP125The Great Gatsby A Timeless Portrait of Dreams, Desire, and the Illusion of the American Dream
“The Great Gatsby” is a masterful exploration of ambition, love, and illusion set against the glittering backdrop of 1920s America. Written by F. Scott Fitzgerald, the novel follows the mysterious millionaire Jay Gatsby and his obsessive love for the enchanting Daisy Buchanan. Through lavish parties on Long Island and a world fueled by wealth and excess, the story reveals the hidden emptiness beneath the surface of the Jazz Age.
Frankenstein: The 1818 Text
EGP155Frankenstein: The 1818 Text The Original Gothic Masterpiece That Redefined Science, Humanity, and Moral Responsibility
“Frankenstein: The 1818 Text” presents Mary Shelley’s original and unaltered vision of one of the most influential novels in literary history. This version preserves the raw, politically charged themes and the bold intellectual voice that later editions softened. At its core, the novel explores a timeless idea: “What happens when human ambition exceeds moral responsibility?” Through the story of Victor Frankenstein, a scientist who creates life only to be horrified by his own creation, Shelley examines the dangers of unchecked scientific pursuit, isolation, and the human need for connection.
The Picture of Dorian Gray
EGP140The Picture of Dorian Gray A Haunting Tale of Beauty, Corruption, and the Price of Eternal Youth
“The Picture of Dorian Gray” is a philosophical and psychological novel that explores the dangerous consequences of vanity, desire, and moral decay. Oscar Wilde tells the story of Dorian Gray, a young man who becomes obsessed with his own beauty after seeing a portrait painted of him. Influenced by the hedonistic philosophy of Lord Henry Wotton, Dorian makes a wish that changes his life forever: “If only the portrait could age instead of him.”
Norwegian Wood
EGP160Norwegian Wood A Haunting Story of Love, Loss, and Emotional Coming of Age in 1960s Tokyo
Norwegian Wood follows the quiet and emotionally complex life of Toru Watanabe, a serious young college student in Tokyo who becomes deeply connected to Naoko, a fragile and introspective woman. Their relationship is shaped by the tragic death of their close friend years earlier, a loss that continues to emotionally define both of them. As Toru navigates university life, isolation, and the search for identity, he is pulled between grief, emotional responsibility, and the desire for human connection.
Love in the Time of Cholera
EGP170Love in the Time of Cholera A Timeless Story of Enduring Love, Passion, and the Power of Waiting
“Love in the Time of Cholera” is a masterpiece of literary fiction by Gabriel García Márquez that explores the enduring power of love across decades. The novel follows Florentino Ariza and Fermina Daza, who fall deeply in love in their youth but are separated when Fermina chooses to marry a wealthy and respected doctor. Heartbroken yet unwavering, Florentino dedicates his life to waiting for her, even as he engages in countless affairs to fill the emotional void.
anne of green gables
EGP220Journey to the Heartwarming World of Anne of Green Gables
Anne of Green Gables tells the charming story of Anne Shirley, an eleven-year-old orphan mistakenly sent to live at Green Gables, a farm on Prince Edward Island. The Cuthberts, an elderly brother and sister, originally intended to adopt a boy but are quickly won over by Anne’s fiery red hair, vivid imagination, and spirited personality. This beloved classic explores the joys, vulnerabilities, and dreams of childhood while painting a vivid picture of a close-knit community, family bonds, and the power of love.
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