Description
Discover the timeless classic, Dombey and Son, penned by the illustrious Charles Dickens. This trade paperback edition from Penguin Classics, published in 2002, is a must-have for literature lovers and collectors alike. With ISBN 9780140435467, this brand new edition contains 1040 pages of rich narrative, expertly edited with an introduction and notes by Andrew Sanders. The story delves into the complexities of family dynamics, showcasing the chilling pursuit of wealth and pride through the character of Paul Dombey, a businessman who prioritizes his company over genuine family connections. As Paul neglects his daughter Florence in favor of grooming his son for business, we witness the profound emotional deprivation that affects both individuals and society. The compelling storyline questions whether redemption is possible for a heartless man consumed by his arrogance. This edition also features a detailed chronology, further reading recommendations, and original illustrations by 'Phiz'. Immerse yourself in Dickens's intricate world, highlighting the struggle between familial love and ambition. Perfect for fans of classic literature, this edition of Dombey and Son is essential for understanding Dickens's exploration of relationships and societal values, making it an ideal addition to your bookshelf or a unique gift for a literature enthusiast.