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Robert Louis Stevenson
ISBN 9780241552681
Rs. 1,440
Penguin Classics
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
Who it's for: Readers of classic fiction and psychological thrillers
Robert Louis Stevenson's classic psychological novella explores the duality of human nature through the respected Dr. Jekyll and his sinister counterpart, Mr. Hyde. Set in fog-bound London, the narrative unfolds as Jekyll's mysterious connection to the malevolent Hyde leads to a chilling investigation, ultimately revealing a profound truth about good and evil within a single individual.Why You Should Read? Explores fundamental themes of good versus evil and human duality. A foundational text in psychological fiction and gothic literature. Features an iconic narrative that has influenced countless stories. Offers a gripping mystery with a famous, shocking twist.
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- Classic psychological novella by Robert Louis Stevenson
- Explores duality of human nature and good versus evil
- Set in fog-bound London with a gripping mystery
- Foundational text in psychological fiction and gothic literature
- Features a famous, shocking twist
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What is the book about?
It's a psychological novella about Dr. Jekyll and his sinister counterpart Mr. Hyde, exploring the duality of human nature.
Who is the author?
Robert Louis Stevenson.
What genre is it?
It's fiction, specifically psychological fiction and gothic literature.
Is it a long book?
It's a novella, so it's relatively short, but the description doesn't specify page count.
What makes it significant?
It's a foundational text in psychological fiction and gothic literature, with a famous twist.