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Middlemarch

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"Middlemarch" is a book to lose yourself in. Set in a fictional English town, it weaves together dozens of characters and storylines into a rich tapestry of 19th century life. At its center are Dorothea, an idealistic young woman stuck in a loveless marriage, and Will, the headstrong artist who offers her hope of a brand new start. Like Austen before her, Eliot creates a page-turning drama that's also thematically rich, especially when it comes to women's place in Victorian society. Listed on Robert MCCrum's '100 Best Novels Written in English' list published in The Guardian, January 2021, "Middlemarch" been hailed as one of the greatest novels ever written, and is a favorite of many other authors, from Emily Dickinson to Martin Amis. If you love books, you'll love "Middlemarch". -

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Publisher: SAGA Egmont

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  • ISBN: 9788726614473
  • Release date: September 7, 2021

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  • ISBN: 9788726614473
  • File size: 1164 KB
  • Release date: September 7, 2021

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English

"Middlemarch" is a book to lose yourself in. Set in a fictional English town, it weaves together dozens of characters and storylines into a rich tapestry of 19th century life. At its center are Dorothea, an idealistic young woman stuck in a loveless marriage, and Will, the headstrong artist who offers her hope of a brand new start. Like Austen before her, Eliot creates a page-turning drama that's also thematically rich, especially when it comes to women's place in Victorian society. Listed on Robert MCCrum's '100 Best Novels Written in English' list published in The Guardian, January 2021, "Middlemarch" been hailed as one of the greatest novels ever written, and is a favorite of many other authors, from Emily Dickinson to Martin Amis. If you love books, you'll love "Middlemarch". -

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