New England Classics

Walden & Civil Disobedienceby Henry David Thoreau A cornerstone of American thought and a deeply influential New England work, Walden captures Henry David Thoreau’s experiment in simple living and spiritual clarity on the shores of Walden Pond...

Ethan Fromeby Edith Wharton Set against the stark, snowbound landscape of rural Massachusetts, Ethan Frome is a powerful story of isolation, duty, and desire. First published in 1911, this brief but haunting novel unfolds through the eyes of an outsider,...

Little Womenby Louisa May Alcott One of the most cherished novels in American literature, Little Women tells the timeless story of the four March sisters—Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy—as they come of age in Civil War-era New England. Inspired by...

The House of the Seven Gablesby Nathaniel Hawthorne A cornerstone of American Gothic literature, The House of the Seven Gables is a haunting tale rooted in the history, architecture, and legacy of New England. Set in a grand, decaying mansion in Salem,...