Madame Bovary

"Madame Bovary" — the most famous novel by Gustave Flaubert, which stirred the public and brought him scandalous fame. It was first published in a Parisian literary magazine in 1856, and in the following year the author was taken to court for moral offense.

"My God! Why did I marry?" — Emma Bovary laments. Raised on romantic novels, she expected all-consuming love, heroic deeds, and passion. Her hopes were not fulfilled: she married an ordinary man. Tired of the gray provincial routine, the heroine seeks happiness and love on the side, but only falls into the trap of her own illusions.

• - For readers of all ages.
  - For fans of classic literature.
  - For lovers of psychological prose.
  - For readers interested in women's fates.
  - For those who relate to the theme of disappointment in love.
  - For collectors of the "Eternal Stories" series.