A Tale of Two Cities (Everyman's Library)

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Charles Dickens

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A Tale of Two Cities (Everyman's Library)

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Pros

These series are awesome since they simplify the whole story and make them easily understandable. There are no creases on the spine; it looks like it did the day i bought it. Pay particular attention to court scenes.

The first 2/3rds of the book dickens spends introducing these characters and teasing the mysteries of each of their lives. In the midst of this turmoil, dickens introduces biblical concepts such as sacrifice and redemption. Dickens is fantastic!

The beginning is one of the “strongest’ and most unique beginnings in the english literature. He creates a vivid and atmospheric portrayal of the time period. The theme of duality is not one that i would have picked up myself, but study aides pointed ... Read More

A wonderful tale of love and sacrifice in the backdrop of the french revolution. The novel gives an insight into how the revolution was driven by the poor and oppressed, and how it led to the downfall of the aristocracy.

Cons

The print is minuscule and basically unreadable. There are also no indents for the paragraphs.

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Quality

Long book, going to take me a while to finish it, but so far its amazing!

A good book for reading helps to broaden your vocabulary

Archaic language is used that is easy to get lost in, but is worth your effort to decipher as you follow the simple yet complex storyline.

It's not an easy read, but it is well worth the reader's time.

Price

A moving narrative, of victory at great price, showing both the heights and depths to which mankind's soul can reach.

The payoff in the second half of the book was worth it.

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french, novel, classic, two and great.

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This product had a total of 32,806 reviews as of our last analysis date on May 19 2024.