"Beowulf" is one of the earliest European epics written in the vernacular. It is a poem about man vs. monster.

This quiz is about Heathcliff, the fascinating main character in "Wuthering Heights" by Emily Bronte. Recommended for grades: 11,12

The Anglo-Saxons banished the doom and gloom of the Dark Ages with light-hearted riddles! See if you can solve these ancient brain teasers found in the "Exeter Book".

In 1954, writer Nancy Mitford humorously described the differences between speakers of U (Upperclass) and non-U (non-Upperclass) English. *JUST FOR FUN*: see if you speak like the British Upperclass!

Harold II was England's defender and slain hero during the Norman Conquest of 1066. His legacy has been enshrouded in mystery and myth.

Have you read all of the "Malory" novels by Johanna Lindsey? Test your knowledge now!

A classic Regency romance by Heyer, "Faro's Daughter" is the tale of two gamblers who risk all for love.

A quiz on the famous Viking king, Canute the Great.

You may have seen the BBC movie version of this charming novel, but how well do you know the book?

Did you know that England was conquered by foreigners twice in a span of 53 years? Yes, just a few decades before the Norman Conquest, England fell into the hands of the Vikings.

She was the wife of two kings, and mother of two more. See what you know about this amazing queen who lived in pre-Conquest England.

"Gone Girl", a suspense novel by Gillian Flynn, takes readers on a twisted journey that is as diabolical as it is unpredictable. Warning: spoilers ahead!

Kids, be nice to your teacher! Do you remember what happened to the students from "Miss Nelson is Missing" by Harry Allard?

Imagine being the wife of the world's greatest conqueror. Roxana of Bactria lived this unusual reality, as consort to Alexander the Great.

William Steig's classic tale reminds us to be careful what we wish for!

A beautiful, stirring novel about the immigrant struggle in Nebraska's prairies.