bookVictor Hugo
Les Misérables
Hugo's vast novel of conscience and revolution — Jean Valjean's lifelong flight and redemption, Javert's relentless pursuit, the love of Marius and Cosette, and the barricades of 1832. The complete, unabridged text.
The Hopper collection
Stories to disappear into. Ideas to carry with you. Find your next read.
bookVictor Hugo
Hugo's vast novel of conscience and revolution — Jean Valjean's lifelong flight and redemption, Javert's relentless pursuit, the love of Marius and Cosette, and the barricades of 1832. The complete, unabridged text.
bookAlbert Einstein
Einstein's own popular exposition of relativity, written for the general reader. From the meaning of simultaneity to curved spacetime — the ideas that remade physics, in his own words.
bookJane Austen
Elizabeth Bennet, Mr. Darcy, and the comedy of first impressions. Austen's sharpest, most beloved novel of wit, pride, and the slow correction of judgement.
bookH. G. Wells
The Time Traveller journeys to the year 802,701 and the twilight of humanity. The novel that defined time travel and modern science fiction.
bookMarcus Aurelius
The private notebook of a Roman emperor and Stoic philosopher — reflections on duty, mortality, and how to live well, never meant for publication.