USED: Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert (paperback)

$5.00

Some used books in our store make their way online when we have multiple copies in stock. All books are the same in terms of format and condition unless otherwise noted.

Used: Paperback; Very Good Condition

Emma Bovary longs for passion, luxury, romance, and a world far removed from the quiet routines of provincial France. Married to the well-meaning but unimaginative Charles Bovary, she finds herself trapped between the life she has and the life she desperately imagines.

Seeking escape through romantic affairs, extravagant desires, and visions of a more glamorous existence, Emma reaches for happiness wherever she believes it might be found. But every new promise of fulfillment carries her deeper into a web of deception, debt, disappointment, and emotional turmoil.

Gustave Flaubert's Madame Bovary is a powerful classic novel of desire, marriage, social ambition, and the dangerous distance between fantasy and reality. With its unforgettable heroine and remarkably precise portrait of nineteenth-century provincial life, the novel remains as compelling and unsettling as ever.

Some used books in our store make their way online when we have multiple copies in stock. All books are the same in terms of format and condition unless otherwise noted.

Used: Paperback; Very Good Condition

Emma Bovary longs for passion, luxury, romance, and a world far removed from the quiet routines of provincial France. Married to the well-meaning but unimaginative Charles Bovary, she finds herself trapped between the life she has and the life she desperately imagines.

Seeking escape through romantic affairs, extravagant desires, and visions of a more glamorous existence, Emma reaches for happiness wherever she believes it might be found. But every new promise of fulfillment carries her deeper into a web of deception, debt, disappointment, and emotional turmoil.

Gustave Flaubert's Madame Bovary is a powerful classic novel of desire, marriage, social ambition, and the dangerous distance between fantasy and reality. With its unforgettable heroine and remarkably precise portrait of nineteenth-century provincial life, the novel remains as compelling and unsettling as ever.