Become a Seller

Cart

OM ILLUSTRATED CLASSIC: SILAS MARNER (ILLUSTRATED ABRIDGED CLASSICS)

Home

Books

Children and Young Adult Books

General Fiction and Classic Books

Om Books International General Fiction and Classic Books

OM ILLUSTRATED CLASSIC: SILAS MARNER (ILLUSTRATED ABRIDGED CLASSICS) (English, Hardcover, George Eliot)

3 Ratings & 1 Reviews

₹231

₹295

21% off

Available offers

Bank OfferFlat ₹50 off on Flipkart Bajaj Finserv Insta EMI Card. Min Booking Amount: ₹2,500

T&C

Bank Offer10% off up to ₹750 on HDFC Bank Credit Card Transactions. Min Txn Value: ₹1,999

T&C

Bank Offer10% off up to ₹750 on HDFC Bank Credit Card EMI on 6 months and above tenure. Min Txn Value. 1,999

T&C

Bank Offer5% cashback on Axis Bank Flipkart Debit Card up to ₹750

T&C

Delivery

Check

Enter pincode

Delivery by26 Jan, Monday

if ordered before 8:59 AM

View Details

Author

George Eliot

Highlights

Language: English
Binding: Hardcover
Publisher: Om Books International
Genre: Juvenile Fiction
ISBN: 9789385031649, 9789385031649
Pages: 240

Services

Cash on Delivery available
?

Seller

RUPAPUBLICATIONS

4.2

7 Days Replacement Policy
?

See other sellers

Description

Silas Marner is the extraordinary yet simple tale of a linen weaver, who is forced to seek a livelihood away from his hometown after being betrayed by his best friend and his loved one. Silas finds solace in bringing up a small girl child when his entire savings are robbed. The novel by George Eliot is notable for its strong realism and its treatment of social issues from religion to community. But more importantly, it teaches us that love can conquer all hurdles and obstacles in life.

Specifications

Book Details

Imprint	Children Book
Publication Year	17-10-2018
Number of Pages	240

Contributors

Author Info

George Eliot was born as Mary Ann Evans in Warwickshire in 1819 By her early teens, Eliot could read French and Italian, and had become a voracious reader. But when she was sixteen, Eliot's mother passed away and the future writer returned home to take over the household duties in her father's house. This brought an end to her formal education; however, she had continued access to the vast library at Arbury Hall, where her father worked. Her ties with her family were cut because she rejected the teachings of Evangelical Christianity and was far too bold in her thinking, especially when it came to philosophy. It was not until she was in her 30s-after her father's death- that Eliot moved to London and kick-started her career as a writer By 1851, she was assistant editor of a literary magazine called The Westminster Review. Eliot used a pseudonym as she wrote during a time when books written by women did not receive the respect and appreciation thanks to rampant sexism. She wanted to be acknowledged as an author, and also wanted to avoid the stereotypes that were attached with women writers of her times. Her writing has been critically appreciated and is considered one of the boldest and most resonant voices of her generation. Her major works include, Adam Bede, The Mill on the Floss, Silas Marner, Middlemarch and Daniel Deronda.

Additional Features

Age Group