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The Dream
The Dream | Emile Zola
3 posts | 2 read | 5 to read
Set against the background of a town in Northern France, this novel tells the story of a love idyll between a poor embroideress and the son of a wealthy aristocratic family.
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sisilia
sisilia
The Dream | Emile Zola
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2⭐️ Lots of eye-rolling moments! 😑 Where‘s the Zola that I admire so much? This novel is so different; I couldn‘t cope when he detailed all the saints, angels, and devils. I completely lost it when it went Romeo & Juliet 🙄

Smarkies Which Zola do you recommend reading? 3y
sisilia @Smarkies The Dream is book 5 of Les Rougon Macquart, based on Zola‘s recommended reading order. Out of the 5, I enjoyed Money the most. I still have 15 novels to read, and I‘m sure the best is yet to come 3y
sisilia @Milara I totally agree! 3y
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sisilia
sisilia
The Dream | Emile Zola
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Back to reading Zola

batsy Dreamy cover! 3y
sisilia @Milara It is indeed different from the usual Zola 😑 3y
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Zakia
Zakia
Dream | Emile Zola
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Zola takes a step away from his trademark style in the Rougon Macquart series and delivers a fantastical symphony I never thought he was capable of. A million light years away from Therese Raquin.

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