Strange Case Of Dr Jekyll And Mr Hyde By Stevenson - Fiction - Hardback

Titles in This Set: The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and Other Stories by Robert Louis Stevenson Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Hardcover ISBN: 9789363123755 Overview: Robert Louis Stevenson’s The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and Other Stories presents a powerful examination of human duality in a compact hardcover collection. Aimed at readers who enjoy classic Victorian fiction and psychological depth, this edition captures the tension between morality and impulse through Stevenson’s signature pace and atmosphere. The inclusion of additional stories broadens the appeal for anyone building a core library of 19th-century literature that continues to influence modern storytelling and ethical debates. About the Books: At its center, the title novella follows scientist Henry Jekyll as he develops a potion to separate his virtuous and darker impulses, only to create the violent Edward Hyde. What begins as an experiment in self-control spirals into terror as Hyde’s influence grows and Jekyll loses command over the transformation. Stevenson builds suspense through eyewitness accounts and gradual revelations rather than overt horror, forcing readers to confront how easily civilized behavior can fracture. The shorter works that accompany the main story demonstrate the author’s range, moving from tense moral tales to atmospheric sketches that probe ambition, secrecy, and consequence. Together these narratives offer both entertainment and material for reflection on identity, making the collection equally suited to first-time readers and those revisiting Stevenson for its lasting psychological insight. The brisk plotting and memorable characters keep the pages turning while the ethical questions linger well after the final story ends. Key Benefits: Explores enduring questions of morality and identity through a single scientist’s catastrophic experiment Compact hardcover format ideal for repeated reading and annotation in academic or personal study Showcases Stevenson’s ability to blend fast-paced narrative with Gothic tension Provides a strong entry point into Victorian literature for students and general readers alike Brand new edition that preserves the original text for collectors building essential fiction libraries About the Author: Robert Louis Stevenson (1850–1894) was a Scottish novelist and essayist whose concise style and atmospheric settings made him one of the most widely read writers of his time. Best known for Treasure Island and Kidnapped, he also produced travel writing and short fiction that frequently examined moral conflict. Stevenson moved fluidly between adventure tales and darker psychological stories, creating plots that remain staples in classrooms and personal collections today. His focus on memorable characters and tight pacing gives his work continued relevance for readers interested in the roots of modern suspense and character-driven fiction. Why You’ll Love This Collection: Owning this hardcover edition means having Stevenson’s most famous exploration of human contradiction alongside complementary stories in one durable volume. It rewards both quiet reflection and repeated readings, delivering suspense that still feels immediate while inviting discussion about the choices that shape identity.