English Editions of our Literary Classics

The animals on the farm of drunkard Mr Jones are neglected, exploited and mistreated – until one day they decide to rise up. Led by the most intelligent among them, the pigs, they overthrow their human oppressor and establish a new set of rules for communal life: All animals are equal!

A happier life seems within reach, but slowly, new power structures begin to emerge … and those who were once oppressed morph into tyrants.

Written back in 1945, George Orwell’s incisive dystopian novel remains as relevant as ever.

Set against the desolate backdrop of the rugged Yorkshire moorlands, this dramatic love story revolves around the passionate and headstrong Catherine and the fierce, quick-tempered Heathcliff. When Catherine chooses to marry another man, defying her own heart, Heathcliff – consumed by jealousy and an implacable thirst for revenge – pulls his great love into an unstoppable spiral of passion and destruction.

Wild, dark, and intense, Emily Brontë’s timeless tale of Catherine and Heathcliff remains one of the most powerful and widely read works in English literature to this day.

Timeless wisdom for modern life: Meditations by Marcus Aurelius is more than a philosophical classic – it is a guide to living with purpose, clarity, and strength. Written nearly two thousand years ago as the private reflections of a Roman emperor, its insights feel strikingly relevant today. With calm, powerful words on resilience, responsibility, and inner peace, Marcus Aurelius shows how to rise above daily challenges and focus on what truly matters. Far from abstract theory, this is a practical companion for anyone seeking balance in a restless world. For readers who crave more than quick fixes, Meditations offers lasting inspiration and a path toward genuine freedom of the mind and spirit.