Description
Discover the timeless allure of 'Rebecca' by Daphne du Maurier, a captivating novel that has enchanted readers since its release in 1938. This critically acclaimed masterpiece unfolds the story of a young bride who grapples with the haunting legacy of her husband's first wife, Rebecca. Immerse yourself in the gothic atmosphere of Manderley, the grand estate that serves as a backdrop for love, jealousy, and intrigue. With its richly drawn characters and atmospheric settings, 'Rebecca' has cemented its status as a seminal work in English literature.
This brand new edition, published by Little Brown in 2018, features 448 pages of brilliant storytelling and is an essential addition to any literature lover's collection. Dive into du Maurier's world, where the moody Cornish landscape plays a critical role in the narrative, reflecting the emotional turbulence of the characters. Whether you are revisiting this classic novel or discovering it for the first time, 'Rebecca' provides a haunting exploration of identity and obsession. The book's enduring themes and masterful prose invite discussions on feminine identity and the complexities of love.
Perfect for book clubs, literature students, and fans of gothic fiction, 'Rebecca' continues to inspire adaptations in film and theatre, showcasing du Maurier's unparalleled influence on storytelling. Add 'Rebecca' to your library today and experience a story that echoes through the ages.
This brand new edition, published by Little Brown in 2018, features 448 pages of brilliant storytelling and is an essential addition to any literature lover's collection. Dive into du Maurier's world, where the moody Cornish landscape plays a critical role in the narrative, reflecting the emotional turbulence of the characters. Whether you are revisiting this classic novel or discovering it for the first time, 'Rebecca' provides a haunting exploration of identity and obsession. The book's enduring themes and masterful prose invite discussions on feminine identity and the complexities of love.
Perfect for book clubs, literature students, and fans of gothic fiction, 'Rebecca' continues to inspire adaptations in film and theatre, showcasing du Maurier's unparalleled influence on storytelling. Add 'Rebecca' to your library today and experience a story that echoes through the ages.