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First published in 1910, H.G. Wells' The History of Mr Polly is a witty and touching novel about one man's quiet rebellion against the monotony of middle-class life. Alfred Polly, a draper's assistant dissatisfied with his dull existence, decides to take matters into his own hands with hilariously disastrous and life-changing results.
This Heritage of Literature edition by Longman is part of a respected academic series featuring commentary and notes, ideal for both students and collectors of classic British fiction.
Condition: Very Good
Minimal edge wear on the cover
Spine firm and uncreased
Pages clean and bright
No writing or highlighting
📖 This is a pre-owned (second-hand) copy in excellent overall condition with only light signs of use.
Author: H.G. Wells
Publisher: Longman
Series: Heritage of Literature
ISBN: 0-582-34841-2
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Genre: Classic Literature / Satire / Fiction
A humorous yet insightful look at ordinary life, The History of Mr Polly is one of H.G. Wells' finest character studies a story of frustration, freedom, and rediscovery.
