Fantasy in English for learners, with translation

Invented worlds from Carroll to Baum, often written for young readers and easy to follow. 20 books, each with a translation into Russian, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese or Chinese under every sentence, natural audio and a dictionary.

The Green MouseRobert W. ChambersB147,617 wordsAt the mountains of madnessH. P. LovecraftC140,113 wordsThe Man Who Was Thursday: A NightmareG. K. ChestertonB158,499 wordsThe last dragonDan TotherohB129,548 wordsShadows in ZamboulaRobert E. HowardB112,172 wordsShadows in the MoonlightRobert E. HowardB112,121 wordsMarigoldEdith AllonbyB156,782 wordsMaugis, ye sorcererLord GilhooleyC155,775 wordsUndineFreiherr de Friedrich Heinrich Karl La Motte-FouquéC132,839 wordsGulliver's Travels into Several Remote Regions of the WorldJonathan SwiftC151,430 wordsBaron Trump's Marvellous Underground JourneyIngersoll LockwoodC167,143 wordsA Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's CourtMark TwainB2118,844 wordsJewels of GwahlurRobert E. HowardB217,249 wordsThe Hour of the DragonRobert E. HowardB172,694 wordsPeter PanJ. M. BarrieB147,589 wordsThe Dunwich horrorH. P. LovecraftC117,381 wordsThe People of the Black CircleRobert E. HowardB131,024 wordsThe marvellous land of SnergsE. A. Wyke-SmithB155,688 wordsThe Works of Edgar Allan Poe — Volume 1Edgar Allan PoeC191,208 wordsA Fantasy of Far Japan; Or, Summer Dream DialoguesKencho SuematsuC1112,980 words

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