The Count of Monte Cristo. Volume 1. Eternal Stories

A novel about injustice, escape, and a carefully planned revenge. The plot centers around the story of Edmond Dantès, a sailor who was slandered and stripped of everything. One of the most famous works of Alexandre Dumas.

The book "The Count of Monte Cristo," which became a true bestseller and brought its author such success that he was able to lead a life as brilliant as his hero's, is inspired by real events.

Fate smiles upon young sailor Edmond Dantès: he is preparing to take over as captain of the merchant ship "Pharaon" and is about to marry the beautiful Mercedes. But not everyone is happy for him. A real conspiracy is plotted against Dantès, and due to false accusations, the young man is sent to prison — to the grim Château d'If, from where no one has ever returned…

The first volume includes the first and second parts of the novel. This edition is suitable for those who want to read the novel in full, without abbreviations, in a classic translation — with a lively language and complete immersion in the story that influenced an entire genre of adventure literature.

Who is this book for?

- For readers of all ages.
- For fans of classic literature.
- For literature teachers and library staff.