(9781892295958) - Dimensions: 127 x 152 x 9.14mm | 111g - Format: Paperback | 136 pages - Publication date: 03 Jan 2006 - ISBN: 9781892295958 - Languages: English - Los Angeles, United States - GREEN INTEGER | Becomes an essay
A sweeping Victorian drama that follows the fortunes of the Dombey family, exploring themes of industrial ambition, love, and betrayal with Dickens’ sharp wit and vivid characterisation.
A haunting journey through a London shop where secrets linger, Charles Dickens weaves sorrow and hope as young Nell faces danger, revealing how curiosity can both protect and destroy.
Explore Dickens’ satirical masterpiece where greed, ambition and social hypocrisy collide in a sprawling tale of family fortunes, political intrigue, and the relentless pursuit of wealth.
Everyman's Library (9781101907740) - Height: 211 mm - Spine width: 18 mm - Width: 132 mm - Everyman's Library - Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group - ISBN: 9781101907740 - Number of pages: 159 - Languages: English
Unknown (9780385334563) - Height: 201 mm - Spine width: 30 mm - Width: 135 mm - Delta - Random House Publishing Group - ISBN: 9780385334563 - Number of pages: 592 - Languages: English - Weight: 612 g
James Baldwin (9780375701870) - Height: 203 mm - Spine width: 17 mm - Width: 131 mm - Vintage Books - Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group - ISBN: 9780375701870 - Number of pages: 240 - Languages: English
Baldwin James (9781101907610) - Height: 211 mm - Spine width: 20 mm - Width: 132 mm - Everyman's Library - Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group - ISBN: 9781101907610 - Number of pages: 236 - Languages: English
(9780241240618) - Height: 205 mm - Spine width: 40 mm - Width: 135 mm - Penguin Classics - Penguin Publishing Group - ISBN: 9780241240618 - Number of pages: 512 - Languages: English - Weight: 642 g
A lyrical exploration of memory and society, Proust’s first volume unravels the intricate web of desire, art, and time through the eyes of Swann, inviting readers into a richly textured past.
E.M. Forster’s classic weaves a quiet, intimate portrait of early twentieth‑century England, exploring friendship, class and the fragile ties that bind families across generations.
George Eliot’s debut novel follows Adam Bede, a humble carpenter whose love for the village schoolmistress, Mary Rivers, sparks a chain of moral dilemmas and social change in rural England.
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