Vanity Fair

by William Makepeace Thackeray

WHILE the present century was in its teens, and on one sunshiny morning in June, there drove up to the great iron gate o...

Nothing's Fair in Fifth Grade

by Barthe DeClements

Mrs. Hanson, our fifth grade teacher, was sitting at her desk grading papers.

Last April Fair

by Betty Neels

The Devil in the White City

by Erik Larson

A thousand trains a day entered or left Chicago.

Fair Tomorrow

by Emilie Baker Loring

Saint Peter's Fair

by Edith Pargeter

It began at the normal daily chapter in the Benedictine monastery of Saint Peter and Saint Paul, of Shrewsbury, on the t...

Fair blows the wind

by Louis L'Amour

The Frost Fair

by Elizabeth Mansfield, Elizabeth Mansfield

My Fair Mistress

by Tracy Anne Warren

The rented Hackney rolled to a stop.

A Season For Scandal

by Stephanie Laurens

The Rilloby Fair Mystery

by Enid Blyton

All's faire in middle school

by Victoria Jamieson

Surfacing

by Margaret Atwood

I can't believe I'm on this road again, twisting along past the lake where the white birches are dying, the disease is s...

Fair Isle Knitting

by Sarah Don

Fair Isle 'A bright green spot like an emerald ont eh wide ocean, this place is quite a little world in itself; covered ...

Grave Mercy

by Robin LaFevers

A Fair Barbarian

by Frances Hodgson Burnett

SLOWBRIDGE had been shaken to its foundations.

Book of Fair Isle knitting

by Alice Starmore

The Fair Impostor

by Marlene Suson

Fair Weather

by Richard Peck

It was the last day of our old lives, and we didn't even know it.

Vanity Fair (Penguin Classics)

by William Makepeace Thackeray