A play that tells the story of Faust, a theologian who decides to sell his soul to the demon Mephistopheles in exchange for knowledge and power.

A tragedy that tells the story of the King of Great Britain, who decides to leave the fate of his kingdom in the hands of his daughters.

A play that tells the story of Prospero, the Duke of Milan, who through magic devises a plan for revenge.

Tell us the return of Odysseus, the Greek hero (also called Ulysses) from the Trojan War, as he faces adventures with deities and mythological monsters. It is important for readers to know that, although the original version is in verse, adaptations have been created for better comprehension, which is why we offer this version, categorized as a novel.

A play that presents the story of Bassanio and Antonio. A loan of money will lead them to face various situations, where one of them will be forced to repay the debt with his own flesh.

A classic of Greek literature. It tells the story of the greatness of Achilles and the siege of the Achaeans against the city of Troy.

This book is a poem that depicts the struggle between nothingness and immortality, a battle in which three realms overlap: hell, purgatory, and paradise. The text reflects three modes of human existence, through vices, virtues, and conditions. It is important for readers to know that, although the original version is in verse, adaptations have been created for better comprehension, which is why we offer this version, categorized as a novel.

A classic of English literature. This narrative poem provides us with insight into the theme of suffering and evil.

A play that revisits the themes of love, intrigue, and jealousy to provide us with a five-act tragedy.

A tragedy that revives the conspiracy and betrayal against Emperor Julius Caesar.

The mermaid is fascinated by the world of humans, but her father forbids her from interacting with them. On a secret journey, she falls in love with a human and turns to a sorceress to cast a spell so their love can triumph.

This is considered one of Andersen's finest tales. The text is divided into seven thrilling stories: "The Mirror and the Piece of Glass", "A little boy and a little girl", "The enchanted flower-garden", "The prince and the princess", "The little robber maiden", "The lapland woman and the finland woman" and "The Snow Queen's palace"