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For classical schools

A shared text.
A world of conversation.

Bring close reading and thoughtful reflection together. Explore our planned classical reading sequence and tell us what your classrooms need.

Open Frankenstein edition with line-numbered text, note-taking margins, and a Commonplace discussion prompt
Our printed Frankenstein edition, open to a Commonplace prompt and ruled note margins.

The format in practice

Close reading,
made visible.

Numbered lines make passages easy to discuss. Ruled outer margins give students room to record observations beside the text. Brief prompts open conversation without prescribing the answer.

Examine the Frankenstein edition

Room to engage

Space for a student’s observations, connections, and questions alongside the text.

A considered sequence

An initial selection across grades 5–12 to review against your curriculum.

A conversation first

Discuss titles, quantities, and timing before making purchasing commitments.

The school reading roadmap

Good company, from grade 5 to 12.

Our initial selection spans grades 5–12. Grade placement is a planning guide; schools should review fit for their own curriculum. Inclusion does not indicate a released or available edition.

32 of 32 titles in the initial selectionPublication status · Not an order catalog
GradeTitleAuthorStatusEdition
5HeidiJohanna SpyriPublishing roadmapView edition ↗
5The Secret GardenFrances Hodgson BurnettPublishing roadmapView edition ↗
5The Jungle BookRudyard KiplingPublishing roadmapView edition ↗
5Black BeautyAnna SewellPublishing roadmapView edition ↗
6Treasure IslandRobert Louis StevensonPublishing roadmapView edition ↗
6Anne of Green GablesL. M. MontgomeryForthcomingView edition ↗
6A Christmas CarolCharles DickensPublishing roadmapView edition ↗
6The Hound of the BaskervillesArthur Conan DoylePublishing roadmapView edition ↗
7Robinson CrusoeDaniel DefoePublishing roadmapView edition ↗
7Little WomenLouisa May AlcottPublishing roadmapView edition ↗
7The Prince and the PauperMark TwainPublishing roadmapView edition ↗
7The Red Badge of CourageStephen CranePublishing roadmapView edition ↗
8The Merchant of VeniceWilliam ShakespearePublishing roadmapView edition ↗
8The Pilgrim's ProgressJohn BunyanPublishing roadmapView edition ↗
8IvanhoeWalter ScottPublishing roadmapView edition ↗
8Gulliver's TravelsJonathan SwiftPublishing roadmapView edition ↗
9The IliadHomerPublishing roadmapView edition ↗
9The OdysseyHomerPublishing roadmapView edition ↗
9The AeneidVirgilPublishing roadmapView edition ↗
9Plutarch's Lives (selected Greek and Roman lives)PlutarchPublishing roadmapView edition ↗
10Pride and PrejudiceJane AustenPublishing roadmapView edition ↗
10A Tale of Two CitiesCharles DickensPublishing roadmapView edition ↗
10FrankensteinMary ShelleyPrintedView edition ↗
10Crime and PunishmentFyodor DostoevskyPublishing roadmapView edition ↗
11The Scarlet LetterNathaniel HawthornePublishing roadmapView edition ↗
11Narrative of the Life of Frederick DouglassFrederick DouglassPublishing roadmapView edition ↗
11Moby-DickHerman MelvillePublishing roadmapView edition ↗
11The Great GatsbyF. Scott FitzgeraldPublishing roadmapView edition ↗
12Paradise LostJohn MiltonPublishing roadmapView edition ↗
12The RepublicPlatoPublishing roadmapView edition ↗
12The Brothers KaramazovFyodor DostoevskyPublishing roadmapView edition ↗
12All Quiet on the Western FrontErich Maria RemarquePublishing roadmapView edition ↗

Let’s plan together

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reading next?

Share your title interests, approximate quantities, and school-year timing.

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