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$18.95		Little Women (Win/Mac) (Retail) (LITTLEWDR)

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The Awakening by Kate Chopin

The hostility that greeted The Awakening when it was first published caught Kate Chopin by surprise. Her novel, which illustrates the psychological and sexual awakening of a New Orleans woman at the turn of the century, was before its time and fell into obscurity. Now considered a milestone in American literature, its depiction of a culturally enslaved woman coming to consciousness is timely. The BookWorm edition of Kate Chopin's novel is the most complete version ever published. It includes not only the full text, interpretations, historical and biographical backgrounds, but also a generous sampling of illustrations depicting the New Orleans of that time.

Little Women by Louisa May Alcott

Little Women is without a doubt the most popular story ever written about girls and for girls. Indeed, many boys have even peered into its pages. The most complete analysis ever done of Alcott's popular masterpiece, the BookWorm version is derived from Alcott's original manuscripts and follows her initial intention, which was to write a story that by-passed the traditional Victorian impulses toward sentimentality and self-representation. Along with a fascinating text history topic that discusses the changes she made in the story line, this edition is full of splendid illustrations and annotations that bring the work to life. Teachers and students alike will come away knowing the author and her time as they never dreamed possible.

A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare

Whether an innocent fantasy, fantastic romance, or sinister nightmare, A Midsummer Night's Dream has long been one of Shakespeare's most popular works. Against a mythical backdrop of fairies, kings, and queens, lover chases lover through an enchanted, moonlit forest, bringing readers along on a journey the sounds the depths of the most human of all emotions - love. The result is a timeless comedy that still brings smiles to the faces of modern audiences. The BookWorm version features complete background information, a fully annotated text with all difficult words and passages explained, as well as plot summaries, theme discussions, and character analyses. Beautifully illustrated with photos from stage performances and art masterpieces from Shakespeare's day.

Edgar Allan Poe - Selected Works

This collection of works by Poe, one of 19th century America's most brilliant writers of prose and poetry, includes some of his most popular works: The Raven, Anabel Lee, The Fall of the House of Usher, The Pit and the Pendulum and more. Enhanced with multimedia annotations covering historical context, literary devices, biographies, criticism, and more, this volume brings new depth and understanding to the works of Poe. The BookWorm edition features complete sound allowing the user to listen to all or part of each work.

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