(9780061956317) - Height: 203 mm - Spine width: 21 mm - Width: 134 mm - Harper Perennial - ISBN: 9780061956317 - Number of pages: 316 - Languages: English - Weight: 268 g
(9781590511534) - Height: 203 mm - Spine width: 11 mm - Width: 133 mm - Other - Other Press - ISBN: 9781590511534 - Number of pages: 160 - Languages: English - Weight: 369 g
(9780735274730) - Barnes, Julian - Hardcover - Random House Canada - Random House of Canada - Height: 198 mm - Spine width: 25 mm - Width: 142 mm - ISBN: 9780735274730 - Number of pages: 272 - Language: English
KLO80 (9781616962654) - Height: 203 mm - Spine width: 28 mm - Width: 127 mm - Tachyon Publications - ISBN: 9781616962654 - Number of pages: 192 - Languages: English - Weight: 1 g
(9781590519851) - Reprint - Other Press - Penguin Random House Group - Height: 135 mm - Spine width: 22 mm - Width: 203 mm - ISBN: 9781590519851 - Number of pages: 448 - Languages: English - Weight: 436 g
(9780743417983) - Height: 204 mm - Spine width: 18 mm - Width: 129 mm - Scribner - Simon And Schuster Group Usa - ISBN: 9780743417983 - Number of pages: 272 - Languages: English - Weight: 330 g
(9781526604750) - Reprint - Bloomsbury - Bloomsbury Publishing (UK) - Height: 129 mm - Spine width: 30 mm - Width: 197 mm - ISBN: 9781526604750 - Number of pages: 412 - Languages: English - Weight: 304 g | Sunday Times & Mother and daughter
In “Sons and Lovers,” D.H. Lawrence explores a young man's struggle for identity amid love, family duty, and industrial change, weaving raw emotion with vivid descriptions of early twentieth‑century life.
(9780062566874 / 9780062566874) - Height: 9 mm - Spine width: 1 mm - Width: 6 mm - Newbury House Publishers,U.S. - ISBN: 9780062566874 - Languages: English - Weight: 1 g
Explore the lush, introspective world of Marcel Proust in Volume II, where memory intertwines with nature’s quiet growth, revealing subtle emotions and the delicate art of longing.
A chilling Victorian tale of a secluded island where a brilliant scientist experiments on animals, blurring the line between man and beast, provoking questions of morality, identity, and the limits of science.
Anthea Bell’s translation of Stefan Zweig’s Burning Secret offers a crisp, contemporary voice that captures the original’s psychological depth and subtle irony. Readers encounter a tightly woven narrative about love, betrayal, and the fragility of human hope, rendered in clear prose that invites reflection on moral choices.