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The Brothers Karamazov
A novel in 2 parts from the series «Novels from World Literature»
Dostoevsky's great novel: one father, 3 sons, and a house the fire draws closer to.
What you'll learn
- Follow the Karamazov family from the first meeting of the father and his sons
- See how each of the three brothers looks at the world in his own way
- Meet unforgettable characters such as Dmitri, Ivan, Alyosha and Grushenka
- Read a living picture of Russia and its people in the 19th century
- Open the door to classic Russian literature
About this book
A small Russian town in the 19th century. Fyodor Karamazov cares only for money and pleasure, and he let his three sons grow up far from him. Years later they all come back, and the whole family meets again.
Dmitri angrily demands his mother's money, Ivan questions everything with a cold mind, and young Alyosha tries to make peace. But one woman and 3,000 roubles stir up jealousy and greed, and each of them must face a hard question about himself.
The Brothers Karamazov is Dostoevsky's last novel and one of the greatest in world literature, in a clear Arabic translation by Anas Farghaly, complete in one book of 2 parts. 96 chapters in 1008 pages, each opening with its own drawing.
Who this book is for
- Lovers of classic novels
- Literature students
- Anyone reading Dostoevsky for the first time
- Readers who love stories that go deep into their characters
- Anyone drawn to questions of good, evil and justice
Why read this book
- 96 chapters in 1008 pages, in 2 parts
- Dostoevsky's last novel and a great Russian classic
- An original drawing at the start of every chapter
- A clear, complete, unabridged Arabic translation
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