Description: World Literature Chaeksiru What Makes This Collection Special 01 Just Right for Elementary Readers: Text That Flows Smoothly The word count and number of episodes per book have been carefully adjusted to match elementary students' reading levels, helping children stay engaged, enjoy the stories, and naturally build their reading skills. [Anne of Green Gables] A word count that young readers can focus on and finish in about a minute per page! A book size that's perfect for kids to carry around. [The Adventures of Baron Munchausen] Each volume contains about 10 episodes—just the right amount for even younger elementary students to read with full attention. 02 The Original Flavor, Preserved: Writing That Captures the Charm of Each Work Children's authors who understand young readers best have rewritten these classics to preserve the spirit and feeling of the originals as closely as possible. [The Call of the Wild] The story of a sled dog's journey back to the wild uses a vivid, action-driven narrative style to heighten the excitement. [The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn] Written so that it feels as if Huck himself is speaking directly to you. [The Stars] Told in a gentle, natural tone that captures the story's pure and innocent charm. 03 Bringing the Story to Life: The Harmony of Text and Illustration Each book uses an illustration style perfectly suited to its story, bringing out each character's personality and heightening the fun of the tale. Bold and dynamic illustrations: 41 Animal Farm, 08 Robinson Crusoe Delicate and gentle illustrations: 01 Anne of Green Gables, 33 The Prince and the Pauper Witty and charming illustrations: 10 My Sweet Orange Tree, 24 The Wonderful Adventures of Nils Imaginative illustrations: 47 Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, 50 The Adventures of Baron Munchausen Comic-style illustrations: 19 King Solomon's Mines 04 Building Logic and Imagination: Fun After-Reading Activities Developed together by professional writers, reading instructors, and parents, these after-reading activities make the joy of reading literature even greater. After-Reading Activity Set <50 Saenggaksiru Activity Sheets> Cut, paste, and write—just like play! Each literary work comes with its own unique activity. How the World Literature Chaeksiru Collection Is Organized Book Set: 50 Main Books Friends Who Give Hope 01 Lucy Maud Montgomery 02 Frances Hodgson Burnett 03 Jules Renard 04 Louisa May Alcott 05 Hector Malot 06 Frances Hodgson Burnett 07 Jean Webster 08 Daniel Defoe 09 Anne Frank 10 José Mauro de Vasconcelos Friends Who Give Courage 11 Waldemar Bonsels 12 Robert Louis Stevenson 13 Herman Melville 14 Mark Twain 15 Rudyard Kipling 16 Howard Pyle 17 Jack London 18 Jules Verne 19 Henry Rider Haggard 20 James Knowles 21 Jules Verne Warm Friends 22 Johanna Spyri 23 Edmondo De Amicis 24 Selma Lagerlöf 25 Victor Hugo 26 Charles Dickens 27 Anna Sewell 28 Comtesse de Ségur 29 Charles Lamb & Mary Lamb 30 Harriet Beecher Stowe 31 O. Henry 32 Alphonse Daudet 33 Mark Twain 34 Alexandre Dumas Wise Friends 35 George MacDonald 36 Dhan Gopal Mukerji 37 L. Frank Baum 38 Antoine de Saint-Exupéry 39 Edgar Allan Poe 40 Leo Tolstoy 41 George Orwell 42 Arthur Conan Doyle 43 Kenji Miyazawa Imaginative Friends 44 Jonathan Swift 45 H. G. Wells 46 Miguel de Cervantes 47 Lewis Carroll 48 Metta Victoria Fuller Victor 49 Karel Čapek 50 Gottfried August Bürger