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H. G. Wells

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Leo Tolstoy
Leo Tolstoy's monumental novel of love, marriage, family and society, presented in an elegant leather-bound edition. Set against the world of nineteenth-century Imperial Russia, Anna Karenina intertwines intimate relationships with larger questions of happiness, duty, desire and the lives we choose to build.
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Editor's Note
Some novels tell a story. Anna Karenina seems to contain entire lives. At its centre is Anna — intelligent, charismatic and caught between the expectations of society and the intensity of a love that threatens everything around her. But Tolstoy's novel extends far beyond a single relationship. Alongside Anna and Vronsky runs the very different story of Levin and Kitty, allowing Tolstoy to examine love from contrasting directions: passion and companionship, desire and commitment, social performance and private happiness. Around them moves an extraordinary world of families, marriages, friendships, drawing rooms, country estates and social expectations. What makes Anna Karenina endure is not simply the scale of its tragedy. It is Tolstoy's remarkable ability to observe people — their contradictions, private thoughts, compromises and attempts to understand what might make a life meaningful. More than a century later, its questions remain startlingly recognisable.
Because the greatest classics do not survive merely because they are important. They survive because readers continue to recognise themselves inside them. We selected Anna Karenina because Tolstoy transforms a story rooted in nineteenth-century Russian society into something extraordinarily intimate and universal. Love, jealousy, marriage, parenthood, social judgement, loneliness, ambition and the search for happiness all exist within the same enormous canvas. This leather-bound edition also gives the novel a physical presence appropriate to its literary stature. It is the kind of book designed not only to be read, but to remain on a shelf for years and eventually become part of a personal library.
This is a leather-bound edition of Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina — a collectible, gift-worthy way to keep one of the great novels of world literature on your shelves. The cover features an illustrated design showing chandeliers, red stage curtains, a steam locomotive and two facing silhouettes, with the title and author's name on the front.
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