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(9780141439662) - Jane Austen - Paperback - Revised ed. - PENGUIN CLASSICS - London, United Kingdom - Penguin Books Ltd - Dimensions: 198x129 - Format: 432 pages - ISBN: 9780141439662 - Number of pages: 432 | Pride and Prejudice

Penguin Books (9780141181424) | Penguin Modern Classics, Miss Brodie, Muriel Spark, Jean Brodie, Muriel Spark's, Candia McWilliam

(9780141439594 / 11727417) - Dimensions: 198x129 - ISBN: 9780141439594 - Number of pages: 592 - Penguin Books Ltd - Weight: 404 g | Hardy' s novel

(9780241981399 / 47434172) - Reprint - Penguin Books - Penguin Books Ltd - Height: 114 mm - Spine width: 41 mm - Width: 179 mm - ISBN: 9780241981399 - Number of pages: 541 - Languages: English - Publication date: 01 Jun

Penguin Classics (9780140434248)

(9780141184999) - Gabriel Garcia Marquez - New ed. - Penguin Classics - London, United Kingdom - Penguin Books Ltd - Dimensions: 198x129 - Format: 432 pages - Height: 196 mm - Spine width: 25 mm - Width: 129 mm | Hundred Years of Solitude

Penguin (9780141182841) | Penguin Modern Classics, Her prose, Delta of Venus, Anais Nin, She explores, Published by Penguin, Her own unique perceptions, Love has meaning

A quiet, introspective journey through early twentieth‑century England, where a young man’s summer in the countryside reveals hidden desires and societal constraints, all wrapped in Forster’s elegant prose.

Penguin Classics (9780143105633)

(9780141198965 / 34514988) - Dimensions: 198x129 - UK ed. - Penguin Classics - London, United Kingdom - Penguin Books Ltd - Format: 288 pages - Publication date: 22 Sep - Height: 197 mm - Spine width: 13 mm | Penguin English Library

Explore the final chapter of John Galsworthy’s classic trilogy, where the Forsytes confront love, ambition and moral change in a richly detailed London setting that captures early twentieth‑century society with vivid realism.

Penguin (9780140276336) - Edition: 1st paperback ed | Funny book, Big-hearted novel, White Teeth, Brown mouse, Critics and readers

Set in medieval England, Sir Walter Scott’s Ivanhoe follows the noble knight Wilfred of Ivanhoe as he battles political intrigue, feudal loyalty, and a romantic quest for justice, blending adventure with rich historical detail.