young men

After the Hoots invade Earth and turn humans into Mounts, Charley's father and others who have not been changed, plan to rise up against the Hoots and take the world back.

The orphan Pip, the convict Magwitch, the beautiful Estella and her guardian, the embittered and vengeful Miss Havisham, the strangely ambiguous figure of the master lawyer Mr. Jaggers--all play their part in a story whose very title reflects the deep irony that shaped Dickens' searching reappraisal of the Victorian middle class.

In 1913 New York, a young Harvard graduate set to inherit a fortune from his grandfather marries and embarks on a life of alcohol and indulgence, assuming that he and his wife will soon be wealthy, but falls into self-destruction and despair when the money does not come through.

Ryoma Echizen, the Prince of Tennis, has enrolled at Seishun Academy, and some of the older students challenge him, but they are no match for his him. Against the rules, the captain allows seventh-grader Ryoma to enter the ranking matches for a chance to play in the upcoming city tournament.

After harsh early years, Pip, an orphan growing up in Victorian England, is given the means to become a gentlman by an unknown benefactor and learns that outward appearances can be deceiving.

Cutuk Hawcly is growing up in rural Alaska in an Inupiaq village and after his brother and sister leave the traditional ways for life in the city, Cutuk wonders if he should too.

When nineteen-year-old Wilson Ravan falls in love with the daughter of a renowned psychiatrist, tragedy strikes her family and secrets are revealed, leaving Wilson to question everything he once believed in.