Picture of Dorian Gray: Wilde Oscar (Penguin Classics) Paperback – 6 Nov. 2003

A book that is so hard to explain yet so easy to understand. Oscar Wilde was such an excellent writer.

A truly wonderful read full of beautiful verse, fascinating views and excellent characters

An interesting classic. It had a good tale and interesting moral dilemmas. Quite dark and morbid so don’t read if you want to feel warm and happy inside! I prefer monte cristo- still my favourite moral tale.

Mysterious classic with a lot of twists. Great read!

A dark, philosophy type of classic 🧐I ordered my copy from Amazon warehouse so there was a small damage to the cover but nothing you can't fix on your on with a little Cellotape😇so worth the price!!!!

Dorian Gray in his youth is romantic, innocent & carefree later he becomes shallow, vain & brutal as he sells his soul for youth & beauty, Oscar Wilde perfectly describes the attitudes, experiences, social interactions & expectations of the Victorian era.

I’ve read some reviews of this book claiming that it is cheaply made. I, however, would have to respectfully disagree. It is paperback which makes it the perfect size to take on the go. Also, the text in which the book is written in is quite large which I appreciate as a dyslexic person. I genuinely cannot recommend this specific copy enough.

Grandaughter loved story