Madame Bovary

She craved romance. She found ruin.

Madame Bovary is a groundbreaking novel that shook 19th-century France—and literature itself. Flaubert's daring portrait of Emma Bovary, a woman trapped in a provincial marriage who longs for passion and luxury, remains a razor-sharp critique of society, gender roles, and the illusion of perfect love .

Emma's rebellion against conformity and her descent into obsession and despair shocked censors, inspired generations of authors, and solidified Flaubert as a master of realism. This is not just a novel—it's a cautionary tale of how dreams, when untethered from reality, can destroy lives.

What makes this novel unforgettable:

✔ «The prose is flawless, the story raw and true.»

✔ «A literary masterpiece that challenges readers emotionally and morally.»

✔ Ideal for fans of Edith Wharton, Virginia Woolf, and Tolstoy

Special Edition Features:

Illustrated chapter art and French period design

Scholarly foreword and timeline of publication history

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