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The Death of Ivan Ilych: Leo Tolstoy's Unforgettable Journey into Mortality - Classic eBook Edition - cover

The Death of Ivan Ilych: Leo Tolstoy's Unforgettable Journey into Mortality - Classic eBook Edition

Leo Tolstoy, Lev Nikolayevich Tolstoy, Bluefire Books

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Delve into Leo Tolstoy's timeless narrative with "The Death of Ivan Ilych: Leo Tolstoy's Unforgettable Journey into Mortality - eBook Edition". This universally acclaimed masterpiece is a beloved addition to the collections of millions of readers worldwide.
Discover a narrative full of emotional depth and human introspection, as we follow Ivan Ilych, a high court judge grappling with mortality. This unforgettable story of transformation will arouse joy, surprise, and profound thought, enveloping you with its poignant exploration of the human condition. We promise an immersive journey, but will refrain from revealing all its hidden treasures!
This eBook is tailored to provide you with a seamless reading experience, keeping Tolstoy's captivating storytelling front and center. Praised by both critics and readers, its overflowing pool of 5-star reviews stands as undeniable testament to its exceptional quality.
Why wait? Embark on this life-altering expedition today and allow Tolstoy to guide you through a philosophical journey that resonates universally. Click to purchase 'The Death of Ivan Ilych' now and experience the marvel of existential literature!
Disponible desde: 09/07/2023.
Longitud de impresión: 200 páginas.

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