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Adventure· France

The Count of Monte Cristo

by Alexandre Dumas
Aggregate Editorial Score47/100
Times Literary SupplementALA Notable Books
Published 1844593 pagesEnglish
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About This Book

Published in 1844, The Count of Monte Cristo established Alexandre Dumas as one of the defining voices in adventure. Edmond Dantès, falsely imprisoned for fourteen years, escapes and returns as the mysterious Count of Monte Cristo to exact elaborate revenge on those who betrayed him. Dumas's inexhaustible adventure novel is one of the most popular in world literature. Themes of revenge, justice, identity run through the work. The book has received recognition from Times Literary Supplement 1844 and ALA Notable Books 1844.

Book Details

AuthorAlexandre Dumas
Published1844
Country of Origin🇫🇷 France
LanguageEnglish
Pages593
Category⚔️ Adventure
ISBN9780140449266
Editorial Score47/100
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Country of Origin

🇫🇷 France

This book is part of France's rich literary tradition.

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Awards & Recognition

Times Literary Supplement
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184412
ALA Notable Books
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184410
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Count of Monte Cristo about?

Edmond Dantès, falsely imprisoned for fourteen years, escapes and returns as the mysterious Count of Monte Cristo to exact elaborate revenge on those who betrayed him. Dumas's inexhaustible adventure novel is one of the most popular in world literature.

Who wrote The Count of Monte Cristo?

The Count of Monte Cristo was written by Alexandre Dumas, from France. First published in 1844.

What awards has The Count of Monte Cristo won?

The Count of Monte Cristo has received the following awards and honours: Times Literary Supplement 1844; ALA Notable Books 1844.

Is The Count of Monte Cristo worth reading?

The Count of Monte Cristo is a book that has earned critical recognition, with an aggregate editorial score of 21/100 on 50 Best Books, based on mentions across 2 editorial sources. It is particularly recommended for readers interested in revenge, justice, identity.

Where can I buy The Count of Monte Cristo?

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What category is The Count of Monte Cristo?

The Count of Monte Cristo is classified as Adventure. Action-driven stories of exploration, danger, and survival.

What country is The Count of Monte Cristo from?

The Count of Monte Cristo originates from France's literary tradition. Explore more books from France on our country page.

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