The Count of Monte Cristo was produced in 1844. It is the romantic adventure of a prisoner of the Chateau d’If.
The story opens on a cheerful note with Edmond Dantés sailing into port and being made the captain of the Ship Pharaon, much to the regret of Danglars, the accountant on the ship. The fate of the young man changes in between because Danglars and an aspirant for the hand of Mercédès, Fernand join hands. A conspiracy is hatched. Edmond is arrested.
More complications follow. The names of Napoleon Bonaparte and Louis XVIII come up, and Edmond Dantés is cast into the dungeons of Chateau d’If, a political prison.
One part of the story ends, and another begins. A new friendship is formed, ‘An Escape’ is dared. We now enjoy a story of courage, bravery, deceit and fraud, revenge and death. Yet the message left behind by The Count of Monte Cristo is one of waiting and hoping for better times to come — and they do come.
Read and enjoy a story with a great message to the young of today.
Binbir Çiçek, çocuklara ve gençlere yönelik dil yayinciliginda ülkemizin önde gelen markalarindan biri. Her geçen gün daha da genislettigimiz ürün yelpazemize simdi de dünya klasiklerinin seviyelendirilmis okuma kitaplarini ekliyor ve dil egitimine deger katiyoruz.
Bu seride yer alan kitaplar hem içerikleri hem de içerdikleri kelime sayisi bakimindan basitlestirilmis ve okuyucunun ihtiyaçlari dogrultusunda yeniden düzenlenmistir. Temel amaç kelime bilgisinin gelistirilmesi, cümle yapisinin sindirilmesi ve okuma becerilerinin ilerlemesini saglamaktir. Tüm kitaplarin sonunda bir sözlük ve çesitli aktivitelere de yer verilmistir.