La Neĝa Blovado (The Snowstorm)

Lewis Carroll's classic tale of Alice's fall into a world of talking animals and impossible logic, in E. L. Kearney's 1910 Esperanto translation. A story most readers already know, which makes the new vocabulary much easier to follow.

Lewis Carroll

The Little Prince in Esperanto, illustrated with Saint-Exupéry's own watercolors. Short chapters and simple sentences make it one of the most loved first reads for new learners.

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin Woodman and the Cowardly Lion follow the yellow brick road in Donald Broadribb's complete translation. Clear, modern prose for readers taking their first steps in Esperanto.

L. Frank Baum

Scrooge meets the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come in a concise version of Dickens' holiday classic. Martyn Westcott's 1905 translation, revised in easy, modern Esperanto.

Charles Dickens