Choose a classic adventure.
This selection includes sea voyages, wilderness stories, a journey around the world, and an ancient homecoming.
The Call of the Wild offers a shorter plan, while The Odyssey invites a longer journey. Treasure Island is a starting point for readers drawn to voyages and danger. Pick the setting that makes you want to return.
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8 books to explore
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Treasure Island
Young Jim Hawkins discovers a pirate's map and sails toward a hidden treasure with a crew whose loyalties are far from settled. Robert Louis Stevenson builds a swift adventure of mutiny, courage, deception, and uneasy friendship around the charismatic Long John Silver.
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The Call of the Wild
Buck is taken from a comfortable California home and sold into the hard world of Klondike sled dogs. Jack London follows his struggle to adapt through brutality, loyalty, instinct, and the growing pull of a life beyond human ownership.
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Around the World in Eighty Days
Phileas Fogg wagers that he can circle the globe in eighty days and sets out with his newly hired valet, Passepartout. Jules Verne turns the journey into a race across trains, ships, storms, delays, and unexpected loyalties as time, technology, and determination collide.
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The Odyssey
Homer's epic follows Odysseus as he struggles to return home after the Trojan War. Across strange islands and dangerous seas, the poem explores ingenuity, loyalty, hospitality, and the desire to return home.
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White Fang
Born in the Yukon wild, White Fang learns to survive through instinct, violence, and the shifting power of humans and animals around him. Jack London follows his difficult movement toward trust and companionship, exploring cruelty, loyalty, adaptation, and the forces that shape a creature's idea of home.
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Journey to the Center of the Earth
Professor Lidenbrock, his nephew Axel, and their guide Hans descend through Iceland's Snæfellsjökull into a hidden world beneath the earth. Verne's brisk adventure joins scientific curiosity to peril, wonder, and the stubborn courage of exploration.
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The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe
After a shipwreck leaves him alone on an island, Robinson Crusoe turns isolation into a long experiment in shelter, labor, observation, and faith. Defoe's foundational adventure records both the practical ingenuity of survival and the inward changes of a life remade from the ground up.
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The Lost World
Professor Challenger leads an expedition into a remote South American plateau where dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures have survived. Arthur Conan Doyle combines scientific adventure, rivalry, danger, and discovery as the explorers struggle to document a world hidden beyond the familiar map.
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