Before you is a unique collection “7 best stories for boys”, which includes the best works for teenagers from the classics of world literature: “The Children of Captain Grant” by Jules Verne, “The Last of the Mohicans” by Fenimore Cooper, “The Adventures of Gulliver” by Jonathan Swift , “Ivanhoe” by Walter Scott, “The Jungle Book” by Rudyard Kipling, “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” by Mark Twain and “Treasure Island” by Stevenson. For many generations of children, these works have been enthusiastically read, plunging into a magical and exciting fairy-tale world in which there is nothing impossible. Together with the heroes of the books, young readers travel across the seas and continents, look for treasures, become knights, talk with wild animals and fabulous midgets. Only those works are collected here that will remain in the memory for a long time and will certainly become significant in the upbringing and development of a growing man. All the books are very different, but they are all about how good will certainly defeat evil, about honor, true friendship and love. Hey, Tom! “Aunt Polly acts out of duty.” - Tom is practicing music. - Call. – Through the window. Temptations. – Strategic tricks. - The dupes got caught. Tom is the commander. - Celebration and reward. - Deplorable happiness. – Errand and blunder. Self-exploration. - On the dental side. - Midnight. - Spirits and devils. – Happy hours. At school. - Painting teacher. – Miss. Decision made by Tom. – Dramatic performance in the forest. Fears and horrors. - Appearance of a ghost. – Injun Joe. Oath. – Horror entails repentance. – Mental torture. The appearance of Muff Potter on stage. – Tom's remorse. Tom shows generosity. - Aunt Polly's weakness. Young pirates. - Swimming. – Conversation by the fire. Life in freedom. - Feel. – Tom is visiting home. Tom is on reconnaissance. - Tom hears the news. – Report to comrades. Entertainment during the day. – Tom reveals the secret. – Pirates learn to smoke. - Night surprise. – Indians. Memory of fallen heroes. – One detail of Tom’s secret. Tom’s secret. - A wonderful dream. – Becky was eclipsed. – Tom’s jealousy. Tom tells the whole truth. – Ink Revenge. Becky is in trouble. – Tom shows generous self-sacrifice. Childish eloquence. - Essay by young ladies. – Vengeance. Renunciation of vows of abstinence. – Remorse. At the prison. - Intercourse with a prisoner. - Tom's trial and testimony. – Indian flight. Joy during the days and anxiety during the nights. Dreams of treasure. – Searches. House with haunted. - Sleeping spirits. - Box of gold. – Poisoned happiness. Doubt to be eliminated. – Young detectives. Attempt on number two. - Huck is on guard. Picnic. - Huck is on Joe's trail. - Revenge. – To help the widow. Welshman’s report. - Huck is under fire. – New news and rumors. – Hopes and despair. Expedition to explore the cave. - Unpleasant start. - We got lost in a cave. - In the dark. – Last hopes. Tom tells the story of salvation. - Tom's Enemy in a Safe Haven. The Fate of Injun Joe. – A new journey into the cave. – Protection from devils. - A secret place. – Guests at the Widow Douglas. The origin of the mystery. – Failure of Jones's surprise. New order of things. - Poor Huck. – Projects for new adventures. – Conclusion.