Literature Disguised as Fun

ARTK12’s new series will publish great works of literature with extras to help students understand what they are reading and have some fun in the process.

10 Books Available in Our New Literature Series

Posted December 14, 2022 by ARTK12

Our last book in the literature series, Selected Poems of Emily Dickinson, was published this morning. That gives us 10 books in this unique series that introduces your students to great short stories, essays, a Shakespeare play, a novel and two poets.

On the Duty of Civil Disobedience by Henry David Thoreau Bookcover: Literature Disguised as Fun

Literature Disguised as Fun Publishes 4 More Books

Posted October 12, 2022 by ARTK12

Four more books? Are you kidding? No, we’re not. Check out these new classic works in the Literature Disguised as Fun series.

Bartleby, the Scrivener by Herman Melville: Poster: Control life. Essentially learn how to say: I would prefer not to.

Literature Disguised as Fun Publishes Two Books

Posted September 7, 2022 by ARTK12

Our two new books are out with more to come in the months ahead. Literature, great art, memes, questions, answers and time- and space-travel…I know, way more than you were expecting right? Time machines aren’t cheap either.

King Edward VII: I'm no longer going to govern least, no, from no on I will govern most! Frank! Pack up the kids, we're moving to another country.

Civil Disobedience & Walking by Henry David Thoreau

Posted August 31, 2022 by ARTK12

We are hoping to have our first LITERATURE DISGUISED AS FUN books out by the end of September. The endorsements just keep rolling in: “I like the book, but I’m a little disappointed that Mr. Draeger would not show me the time machine.” — Henry David Thoreau

Time Travel to Russia

Posted August 19, 2022 by ARTK12

The new Literature Disguised as Fun series is nearing publication. If you’ve never time-traveled you’ll want to consider this trip. Seats are limited.

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Literature Disguised as Fun Logo

Posted August 16, 2022 by ARTK12

The new series also gets a new logo…we’re just not sure which one yet. Take a look and let us know your thoughts.

Bartleby. The Most Interesting Man in Literature. I don’t always say, ‘no,’ but when I do, I use the phrase... I WOULD PREFER NOT TO.

The Most Interesting Man in Literature: Bartleby, The Scrivener

Posted August 7, 2022 by ARTK12

Who is the most interesting man in literature? And why does he keep saying, “I would prefer not to”? What about just a simple, ‘No’? It’s a poster from our newest series: Literature Disguised as Fun.

The Bet by Anton Chekhov. Student sitting by books. Student: I can't read another book. Book: We're tired of you too.

New Series: Literature Disguised as Fun

Posted July 30, 2022 by ARTK12

A new standalone series of books to introduce your students to the greatest stories, plays and novels ever written.