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This brilliant recasting of the classic story The Count of Monte Cristo centers on Ned Maddstone, a happy, charismatic, Oxford-bound seventeen-year-old whose rosy future is virtually pre-ordained. Handsome, confident, and talented, newly in love with bright, beautiful Portia, his father an inContinue
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Trama: Ned è fortunato e felice. Diciassettenne, carismatico, brillante studente liceale destinato a Oxford, Ned ha un futuro roseo e dai confini ben delineati. Affascinante e molto sicuro di sé e del suo talento, il ragazzo ha conquistato il cuore della meravigliosa Portia, figlia di un professore ... (continue)
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- English Books
- Paperback 336 Pages
- Edition: Reprint
- ISBN-10: 0812968190
- ISBN-13: 9780812968194
- Publisher: Random House Trade Paperbacks
- Pub date: May 13, 2003
- Dimensions: 20 cm x 13 cm x 2 cm Just how big is that?
- Also available as: Hardcover
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Stephen Fry should be knighted or some such thing. He's a fantastic comedian, a talented actor, a brilliant writer, a master wit. He's got everything that can help make a book good, and this book is by no means an imitation. The ending and plot follow a rather different trajectory with a less sugary ... (continue)
Stephen Fry should be knighted or some such thing. He's a fantastic comedian, a talented actor, a brilliant writer, a master wit. He's got everything that can help make a book good, and this book is by no means an imitation. The ending and plot follow a rather different trajectory with a less sugary ending than Dumas' story, and the ending makes it his own more than any other part of the story.
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