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Ivanhoe(Illustrated)

Walter Scott

Publisher: Micheal Smith

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Summary

Key Features:

	Illustrated Edition: Immerse yourself in this classic like never before with 20 stunning illustrations that bring the tale to life!
	Summary Included: Perfect for those who want a quick refresher or overview of this timeless story.
	Characters List: A detailed guide to the characters you'll meet, helping you keep track of the story’s complex relationships.
	Author Biography: Get to know Sir Walter Scott, the genius behind this masterpiece, through an engaging biography.

Prepare to be transported to medieval England with "Ivanhoe," Sir Walter Scott's unforgettable saga of chivalry, valor, and love. This special illustrated edition offers an enriched reading experience, complete with 20 captivating illustrations that vividly paint the tale's daring battles, intriguing characters, and romantic interludes.
Story Overview
Meet Wilfred of Ivanhoe, a courageous knight who has been disinherited by his own father, Cedric the Saxon. Despite these trials, Ivanhoe remains steadfast in his loyalty to the true king, Richard the Lionheart, and his secret love for the beautiful Lady Rowena. As Ivanhoe returns from the Crusades, he finds his homeland torn asunder by corruption and strife, with the malicious Prince John seizing the throne in his brother Richard's absence.
You'll meet a colorful cast—from the villainous Templar Knight, Brian de Bois-Guilbert, to the noble Jewish maiden Rebecca, to the legendary Robin Hood—each adding unique layers of complexity and drama to the story. When Ivanhoe, disguised as the Disinherited Knight, takes part in a grand tournament, his life and the fate of England hang in the balance.
Why Read This Edition?
The inclusion of 20 hand-picked pictures heightens the suspense, making the exhilarating jousts, deep-rooted plots, and desperate sieges even more captivating. This book also includes a description to help you grasp the story's numerous twists and turns, a detailed character list, and a biography of Sir Walter Scott, which offers insights into the brilliant mind that produced this classic.
Don't miss your chance to read one of the greatest tales ever told, now made even more compelling in this special illustrated edition. Perfect for fans of history, romance, and adventure, "Ivanhoe" is a story that spans generations, capturing the essence of courage, honor, and the human spirit.

 
Available since: 01/09/2024.

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