The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde
Quality Information Paper Quality: 70 gsm off-white (Excellent) Cover Quality: 260 gsm card Printing: Digitally printed with a high-quality finish About This Book The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde is a timeless classic that explores beauty, youth, temptation, morality, and the consequences of hidden choices. Set in Victorian society, the novel follows Dorian Gray as his pursuit of eternal youth leads him into a dangerous double life. Why You’ll Love This Book A celebrated classic by one of literature's most distinctive writers. Explores beauty, morality, temptation, identity, and human desire. Features memorable characters and rich, thought-provoking dialogue. Offers a fascinating look at Victorian society and social expectations. Ideal for readers who enjoy Gothic fiction and philosophical literature. A valuable addition to any classic English literature collection. Full Description The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde is a compelling Gothic classic about beauty, desire, morality, and the hidden consequences of a life without restraint. The story follows Dorian Gray, a young man whose extraordinary portrait becomes the centre of a supernatural bargain. While Dorian remains outwardly youthful and handsome, the portrait reflects the effects of his increasingly reckless choices. Influenced by the charismatic Lord Henry Wotton, Dorian becomes fascinated by pleasure, youth, and personal indulgence. As his secret life grows darker, the contrast between his public appearance and inner corruption becomes increasingly disturbing. Wilde uses Dorian's story to question society's obsession with beauty, reputation, pleasure, and social respectability. First published in the late Victorian era, the novel remains relevant for modern readers because it explores identity, temptation, accountability, and the price of unchecked desire. With its memorable characters, elegant writing, and deeper moral questions, this classic is an excellent choice for readers in Pakistan looking to build a thoughtful English literature collection.