A Tale of Two Cities: Dover Thrift Edition | Classic Novel Review
A Tale of Two Cities (Dover Thrift Editions) is an immortal classic written by Charles Dickens and published in 1859. It is one of the most widely read books in the world and has been adapted for film, television, theatre and opera. This edition is a thrift edition, meaning that it is available at a more affordable price than other editions of this book. The Dover Thrift Editions series also offers readers an accessible way to access some of literature’s greatest works.
The novel tells the story of the French peasants during the French Revolution. It follows two protagonists, Dr. Manette and Charles Darnay, as they struggle against the injustice of the aristocracy and ultimately seek justice for those who have suffered under its rule. The story also touches on themes such as redemption, love, courage, loyalty and sacrifice.
The characters in A Tale of Two Cities are both memorable and complex; each has their own unique set of morals and beliefs that make them stand out from one another. By exploring each character’s journey through hardship, Dickens conveys his message that everyone deserves to be treated equally regardless of social status or class.