Moll Flanders

Moll Flanders (1987 Edition) by Daniel Defoe – The World’s Classics
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Wit, wiles, and wickedness—Moll Flanders has it all. First published in 1722 and still shockingly modern, Daniel Defoe’s scandalous tale follows the life of Moll: born in a prison, determined to rise above her station, and willing to marry, steal, or scheme her way to survival. This 1987 World’s Classics edition offers readers a sharp, sly, and surprisingly sympathetic portrait of one woman’s struggle in a society that gave her few honest options.

Our copy? It’s seen some life—like Moll herself. Slightly scuffed cover, possibly some suspicious stains, but the pages are all there and ready to be devoured. A must-have for fans of literary rogues, historical fiction, or just a damn good read from Crappy Old Books.

Very worn copy making it really easy to turn the pages. Even has some notes in the front for you and a few words underlined in the main text but not many.

This will really make you look like you enjoy reading boring old books.

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