Wednesday, 23 July 2014

THE FIVE BEST HENRY JAMES NOVELS for Kindle

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THE FIVE BEST HENRY JAMES NOVELS (illustrated)

Discover Henry James, one of the greatest novelists of all time



THE FIVE BEST HENRY JAMES NOVELS (illustrated) 

“Read five of the greatest novels of all times by the master, Henry James. This a great value edition, well formatted for Kindle.” Classic Novels 

Includes complete and unabridged: 
THE PORTRAIT OF A LADY 
THE TURN OF THE SCREW 
THE WINGS OF THE DOVE 
WHAT MAISIE KNEW 
THE GOLDEN BOWL 

5 Great Novels which have been frequently adapted for stage and screen 
-Contains period photos 
-Complete, unabridged, and formatted for kindle to improve your reading experience 
-Linked table of contents to reach your book quickly 

PRAISE FOR THE PORTRAIT OF A LADY 
“One of the thousand novels everyone must read.” The Guardian 
“And I have never read anything as beautiful as that . . . So begins “The Portrait of a Lady,” and its opening chords, quiet as they are, have almost no match in English-speaking literature.” Anthony Lane, The New Yorker 

THE TURN OF THE SCREW 
“The Turn of the Screw” is the near perfect Victorian ghost story, continually asking the question “Are the ghosts real?” A governess is sent to a lonely country estate to care for two children along with the housekeeper.” Nick 

THE WINGS OF THE DOVE 
“I am in love with Henry James. Every sentence makes you stop, pore, and muse!” Rebecca 

WHAT MAISIE KNEW 
“It’s the first important novel in English to turn on a child custody case, and more timely now than ever. This family is blended in all the wrong ways, and little Maisie—whose age is never specified—has to puzzle it all out.” Michael Gorra, Publishers Weekly 

THE GOLDEN BOWL 
“The 100 best novels: American literature contains nothing else quite like Henry James's amazing, labyrinthine and claustrophic novel.” Robert McCrum, The Guardian 

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