Anna Karenina (Deluxe Hardbound Edition)

Tolstoy's novel of Anna and Count Vronsky sets private passion against the rigid expectations of Russian aristocratic society, and lets both sides do real damage. Alongside Anna's story runs Levin's search for a workable life on the land, so the book moves between drawing rooms and farmland while examining marriage, faith and self-deception. This hardbound edition presents the full novel with the production values of a keepsake volume: sturdy binding, quality paper and a cover meant to survive rereading. A quick look inside: • Leo Tolstoy's full-length novel of love, marriage and social judgement in nineteenth-century Russia • Two intertwined storylines, Anna's and Levin's, that comment on each other throughout • Hardbound construction with premium paper stock, suited to long reading sessions • Presentation-grade finish that works as a gift for a reader of Russian classics Suited to students of literature, collectors of classic fiction and anyone returning to Tolstoy after a first encounter, available at Boipoka.