If there is one book anyone ought to read to understand the destruction and beauty of love it's Flaubert's Madam Bovary. Despite being a classic, it's as relevant today as anything written, and moreover has that enduring quality of a classic on top of being hauntingly devestating on an emotion level - heavy with retrospective considerations that in today's society we bearly recognize - though we should.
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Madam Bovary
Madam Bovary
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ISBN: 3698
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