Thirty-two titles, four for each grade.
Frankenstein is printed. Anne of Green Gables is typeset and next to print, twenty-nine more titles are typeset, and All Quiet on the Western Front is being set now.
32 titles
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- Typesetthe text, margins and prompts are set; printing follows title by title.
- In preparationthe text is being set now.
Grade 5 fifth grade
Heidi
A five-year-old orphan is left with her grandfather on an Alpine pasture, and is later taken to a rich house in Frankfurt to keep company with a girl who cannot walk.
Typeset238 pages
The Secret Garden
Mary Lennox, orphaned in India and sent to a cold house on the Yorkshire moor, finds the key to a garden that has been locked for ten years.
Typeset228 pages
The Jungle Book
Seven stories and their songs: Mowgli raised by wolves and taught the Law of the Jungle, Rikki-tikki-tavi in a garden in India, and the white seal looking for a safe beach.
Typeset130 pages
Black Beauty
A horse tells his own life, from a good master’s meadow to the cab ranks of London, and shows what kindness and cruelty look like from the other end of the reins.
Typeset210 pages
Grade 6 sixth grade
Treasure Island
Jim Hawkins finds a map in a dead seaman’s chest and sails for the island with a ship’s cook named Long John Silver.
Typeset222 pages
Anne of Green Gables
The Cuthberts of Green Gables send for an orphan boy to help on the farm, and an eleven-year-old girl with red hair and a great deal to say is waiting at the station instead.
Forthcoming290 pages
A Christmas Carol
On Christmas Eve Ebenezer Scrooge is visited by the ghost of his dead partner, and then by three spirits who show him his own life.
Typeset82 pages
The Hound of the Baskervilles
A baronet is found dead on Dartmoor with the prints of a gigantic hound near his body, and Holmes sends Watson ahead to watch over the heir.
Typeset184 pages
Grade 7 seventh grade
Robinson Crusoe
A young man who would not stay home is wrecked alone on an island and spends twenty-eight years making a life there from what he can save and what he can make.
Typeset274 pages
Little Women
Four sisters grow up in a New England house while their father is away at the war, with little money, a good mother, and one another’s faults to live with.
Typeset500 pages
The Prince and the Pauper
Edward Tudor and Tom Canty, born on the same day in London, trade clothes as a game and then cannot trade back.
Typeset212 pages
The Red Badge of Courage
A young Union soldier waits to learn whether he will run in his first battle, and then has to live with the answer.
Typeset150 pages
Grade 8 eighth grade
The Merchant of Venice
Antonio borrows three thousand ducats from Shylock for a friend, with a pound of his own flesh as the forfeit, and the bond comes due.
Typeset104 pages
The Pilgrim’s Progress
Christian leaves the City of Destruction with a burden on his back and walks toward the Celestial City, by way of the Slough of Despond, Vanity Fair and Doubting Castle.
Typeset146 pages
Ivanhoe
A disinherited knight comes home from the Crusades to an England split between Saxon and Norman, with a tournament at Ashby and a siege at Torquilstone.
Typeset490 pages
Gulliver’s Travels
A ship’s surgeon makes four voyages: to a people six inches tall, to a land of giants, to a flying island, and to a country governed by horses.
Typeset290 pages
Grade 9 ninth grade
The Iliad
In the tenth year of the war at Troy, Achilles quarrels with Agamemnon and withdraws from the fighting, and the Greeks pay for it.
Typeset416 pages
The Odyssey
Odysseus spends ten years getting home from Troy while his son grows up and strangers eat his house bare.
Typeset282 pages
The Aeneid
Aeneas carries his father out of burning Troy and sails west, by way of Carthage and its queen, to found the people who will become Rome.
Typeset230 pages
Plutarch’s Lives
Twelve lives of lawgivers, generals and statesmen, from Lycurgus of Sparta and Solon of Athens to Caesar, Cicero and Brutus.
Typeset482 pages
Grade 10 tenth grade
Pride and Prejudice
Mr. and Mrs. Bennet have five daughters and no son to inherit, and a rich young man has just taken the house at Netherfield.
Typeset380 pages
A Tale of Two Cities
A French doctor is freed after eighteen years in the Bastille, and his daughter and the men who love her are drawn into the Revolution.
Typeset400 pages
Frankenstein
A young scientist builds a living creature from the dead and runs from it the moment it opens its eyes. An explorer hears the whole story on the Arctic ice.
Printed214 pages
Crime and Punishment
A poor former student in St. Petersburg kills an old pawnbroker to prove a theory about extraordinary men, and then has to live inside what he has done.
Typeset546 pages
Grade 11 eleventh grade
The Scarlet Letter
In Puritan Boston, Hester Prynne stands on the scaffold with a scarlet A on her breast and will not name the father of her child.
Typeset226 pages
Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass
Douglass’s own account of his childhood and youth in slavery in Maryland, how he learned to read, and how he came to be free, written seven years after his escape.
Typeset106 pages
Moby-Dick
Ishmael ships out of Nantucket on the whaler Pequod, whose captain has lost a leg to a white whale and means to kill it.
Typeset682 pages
The Great Gatsby
Nick Carraway rents a small house on Long Island next to the mansion of Jay Gatsby, who gives enormous parties for a woman across the bay.
Typeset142 pages
Grade 12 twelfth grade
Paradise Lost
Milton’s poem of the fall of the rebel angels and the fall of Adam and Eve, written to “justify the ways of God to men.”
Typeset292 pages
The Republic
Socrates and his companions try to say what justice is, and to find it they build a city in speech.
Typeset324 pages
The Brothers Karamazov
Dostoevsky’s last novel: a father and his three very different sons, and the quarrel over money and love that divides them.
Typeset952 pages
All Quiet on the Western Front
Paul Bäumer and his schoolmates enlist together at their teacher’s urging, and at nineteen learn what the Western Front makes of them.
In preparation
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Every edition is made the same way.
Each title is set to the house page and bound to the same specification as the printed Frankenstein.
- Size7 × 10 inches
- BindingSewn in signatures, square back, cloth over 3 mm board
- CoverForest green book cloth, stamped in gold foil and blind
- PaperCream, 120 gsm
- EndpapersPrinted, with different art at front and back
- RibbonPale gold marker
- The pageSet in EB Garamond, with a ruled column in the outer margin and a line number every fifth line
- PromptsOne at the close of each chapter
- MadeDesigned and typeset in Sagamore Hills, Ohio