the count of monte cristo abridged edition

If you have opted to subscribe to this blog via the WordPress email plugin, you can opt out at any time. I do not host giveaways, but I provide links for the giveaway hosted by another person. I do not make money from this blog or from writing book reviews. I post Amazon links as a courtesy for my readers. I do not have a mailing list and do not send personal emails to any subscriber from this book review blog. This law has to do with handling personal data with respect and privacy. It is called the General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR. Themes in the story: betrayal, ambition, courage, redemption, revenge, perseverance, honesty, good and evil, deception, heroism, honor, suffering, judgment, injustice, justice, self-control, empowerment, and grief. However, the story has a good building up and leads to a satisfying closure. It is a story that in the beginning pages I felt sadness and anxiety. I felt surely with a chunkster page book a reckoning will come. I feel an investment in what is going to happen. It is told in a chronological order of events.Ī man who has everything going for him in life and it is stolen in a brief moment. It is not a story that swept me away like Les Miserables or other five star/excellent classic literature books I’ve rated. I like The Count of Monte Cristo, but I am not in love with the story. During this time, Edmond develops a friendship that becomes a lifesaver.

Edmond wastes away in his prison cell for 14 years.

His sentence is in a prison fortress built on a small island.

There is a man who is very jealous of Edmond. He is in love with a beautiful woman he is engaged to marry. The French title: Le Comte de Monte-Cristo in 1844-1845.Įdmond Dantes has everything going for him. The Count of Monte Cristo was first published in a serialized form.

The count of monte cristo abridged edition