Great Books high school literature anthologies combine outstanding fiction, nonfiction, and poetry from classic and contemporary masters with interpretive activities that engage students throughout the reading process.
Now available from the Great Books Foundation—Perfection Learning’s Many Voices Literature series, supported by three new discussion guides.
Miriam
Zoo Island
At the Pitt-Rivers
New African (from Sarah Phillips)
Sponono
Bobby's Room
A Bird in the House
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
The Little Cousins
The Idealist
The Time Machine
Why War?
The Melian Dialogue
The Social Me
Rothschild's Fiddle
Concerning the Division of Labor
Chelkash
How an Aristocracy May Be Created by Industry
Observation and Experiment
Everything That Rises Must Converge
An Essay in Aesthetics
An Outpost of Progress
On Studying
Politics
Of Commonwealth
Barn Burning
Of Civil Government
In Exile
The Declaration of Independence
Equality I
Sorrow-Acre
Why Americans Are Often So Restless
After the Ball
Habit
The Overcoat
On Happiness
Habits and Will
Happiness
Crito
On Liberty
Conscience
A Hunger Artist
Of the Limits of Government
Antigone
Why Great Revolutions Will Become Rare
A Room of One's Own
In Dreams Begin Responsibilities
Three comprehensive anthologies of outstanding literature with teacher support materials that make literature more meaningful and enjoyable for students and teachers alike.
Great Books Discussion Guides provide all you need to support students through the reading process, including activities, writing prompts, and interpretive questions for Shared Inquiry discussions. And Teaching and Assessment workbooks help you differentiate instruction and assess student performance.