The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
★★★★★
Young Dorothy Gale is swept by a tornado from Kansas to a magical land with wizards, witches and several marvelous creatures, but all she wants is to get back to Kansas...
Howl's Moving Castle
★★★★☆
Sophie Hatter has been cursed to be an old woman, and seeks out the fearsome wizard Howl to help her undo the curse.
Heart of Darkness
★★★★☆
Deep in the African jungle, Kurtz ran a business procuring ivory and is treated like a god by the natives. But lately, something entirely more sinister is afoot... Kurtz has gone insane.
The Burglar in the Closet
★★★☆☆
Another heist gone wrong, as Bernie is hiding in the closet when a woman is murdered.
Train to Pakistan
★★★★☆
Mano Majra, a sleepy village is caught in the crossfire as it sits right on the fault line where a great nation is being divided in two.
Before The Coffee Gets Cold
★★★★☆
A fable about table at a restaurant which allows a patron to time travel... as long as they meet certain conditions.
The A.B.C. Murders
★★★★★
Poirot tracks a serial killer with a peculiar modus operandi... he murders people in alphabetical order.
The Pale Criminal
★★★☆☆
Tracing a blackmailer leads Bernie Gunther to the trail of a series of missing young girls... and a plot to discredit Jews that goes all the way to the top
Right Ho, Jeeves
★★★★★
Wooster is at Brinkley Court, trying to get Gussie Fink-Nottle away from newts long enough to get him hitched, while also trying to mend his cousin Angela's love life and saving his Aunt Dahlia's cook Anatole.
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
★★★★★
Alice falls into the rabbit-hole and has several adventures involving some very unusual characters
Very Good, Jeeves
★★★★★
A collection of short stories related by Wooster where Jeeves rescues him and his friends from the after effects of their hare-brained schemes
Peter Pan; or, The Boy Who Woundn't Grow Up
★★★★☆
Peter Pan, and the little fairy Tinker Bell lead the Darling children to the magical world of Neverland
Man's Search for Meaning
★★★★☆
Neurologist and Psychologist Dr. Frankl details his experiences and observations from when he was a prisoner in the Nazi death camps
