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The Turn Of The Screw(Illustrated) - cover

The Turn Of The Screw(Illustrated)

Henry James

Publisher: Swish

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Illustrated Edition with 20 Unique Illustrations
	Includes a Detailed Summary
	Comprehensive Characters List
	Author Biography of Henry James

The Turn of the Screw by Henry James is a gripping tale of psychological suspense that blurs the lines between the supernatural and the mind's darker corners. Set in a sprawling, isolated estate, the story follows a young governess tasked with caring for two seemingly innocent children. But soon, she begins to encounter strange apparitions—ghostly figures who may have sinister designs on the children under her care.
As the governess battles with growing dread and suspicion, readers are left questioning whether the spirits are real or mere figments of her unraveling sanity. James masterfully weaves an atmosphere of creeping fear and ambiguity, leaving readers haunted long after the final page.
This special illustrated edition enhances the eerie experience with 20 vivid illustrations that bring key scenes to life. Along with a detailed summary, character list, and an insightful biography of Henry James, this edition offers readers both new and returning a deeper connection to one of the most celebrated and mysterious stories in Gothic literature.
Perfect for fans of psychological thrillers, ghost stories, and classic fiction, The Turn of the Screw remains a timeless exploration of innocence, corruption, and the mind's fragile grasp on reality.
 
Available since: 11/04/2024.

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