Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde (Signet Classics)
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All human beings, as we meet them, are commingled out of good and evil: and Edward Hyde, alone, in the ranks of mankind, was pure evil.The disturbing Mr. Hyde is making his repugnant presence known in... This description may be from another edition of this product.
Format:Mass Market Paperback
Language:English
ISBN:0451528956
Release Date:September 2003
Publisher:Signet Classics
Length:144 Pages
Weight:0.19 lbs.
Dimensions:6.9" x 0.4" x 4.3"
Customer Reviews
10 ratings
Excellent
Published by KB , 4 months ago
While the book is in excellent condition and I read it anyway…it was purchaser error, as I did not read the full description. It’s the children’s version for ages 10 and up! LOL! I’m 46! Still a good purchase and the book came in a timely manner in excellent condition and as described in the listing!
So so
Published by Kaiti , 1 year ago
This is the first case where I find that the movie is better than the book.
big fan!
Published by eo , 1 year ago
love this book. goofy silly.
Nice
Published by Nightshade , 2 years ago
Nice copy even has some illustrations!
Great!
Published by Blossom , 4 years ago
Good quality and even better once I removed the dust cover. Although the hard cover is orange I am happy with it.
Good Book
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 17 years ago
Dr.Jekyll and Mr.Hyde was a very good book filled of suspence. For example when the laywer goes to talk to Dr.Jekyll the Doctor gives him an a letter he got from Mr.Hyde but was not thinking and burned the envolope but did say there was no return adress. After the lawyer left the room and asked the door man if there has been any letters droped off and he said no. Then he asked if anyone personly droped off a letter and the door man said no.
A Great Horror Story
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 20 years ago
This was the first of three Victorian horror novels I read this summer. This is a great story of how Dr. Henry Jekyll becomes obsessed with his alter ego, Edward Hyde, and continues to turn himself into Hyde. Hyde kills people and people get angry and put a bounty on Hyde's head. Dr. Jekyll vows not to drink his potion again, but one day his friend Gabriel Utterson and his butler Poole hear strange noises in Jekyll's study and have their suspicions who it is...
Go seek Hyde
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 21 years ago
The original version of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde is much different than you would expect, if you haven't read it before. It plays out as a mystery of sorts. A lawyer friend of Jekyll tries to find out what the relationship is between the respectable Dr Jekyll and the lowlife Mr Hyde. It is not revealed until near the end of the story that they are in fact the same man. Of course, nowadays everyone is aware of that before they have even read this story. Naturally, a lot of the suspense of the story is lost due to this. Still, this story became a classic for a reason and is well worth a read. And it's short too, for you kids looking for a short book to read for a book report. There are two other suspense stories by Stevenson included here, too. These two are not classics, but they are also enjoyable.
An Excellent Classic
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 22 years ago
Robert Louis Stevenson's "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" is an extremely well-written horror/mystery. While a relatively short novel, the intricately woven plot offers all the right details at different points. And at the end of the book, the characters all seem to make sense, with all of the given clues fitting very well. This story of the nice, mellow Dr. Jekyll and his hidden mad-man persona, Mr. Hyde, is a classic clash of good and evil. The author does a wonderful job of keeping the reader wondering about each one's true identity. From Hyde's first trampling, to his murder, to the bitter end, he is portrayed as the exact opposite of Dr. Jekyll, despite an odd, hidden relationship. Only at the very end is the mystery compltely solved. What makes the novel most unique is the inclusion of numerous other developed characters besides Jekyll and Hyde, such as Utterson, Lanyon, and Enfield. All in all, this is a timeless tale, a true stoy of inner conflict. What this novel lacks in length, it makes up for in well-developed characters, and a superb plot. A must-read.
Fascinating!
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 25 years ago
One of the classics that actually lives up to its reputation. Although it is actually more like a short story than a novel (app. 100 pages), it's a fascinating read.
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