The Picture of Dorian Gray Book Reviews

The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde Book Summary

A handsome young man, Dorian Gray wishes that his portrait rather he would age. The wish is fulfilled and Dorian pursues hedonistic pleasures. After each of his questionable immoral activities, he finds his portrait continues to become increasingly ugly. Finally, after many years out of guilt, Dorian stabs the image and the result is that he dies as an old man while the portrait reverts to the original images of the handsome young man.

This is an easy to read abridged (shortened), and adapted classic novel with 10 illustrated chapters at an easier to read level. This concise format improves fluency, vocabulary and comprehension and is a useful tool for improving English skills. This format is ideal for remedial reading, bilingual education, people learning English as a second language, English Language Learners, and people of any age intending to improve reading skills or anyone for whom the original version might be too long or difficult. This book is high interest, low readability and improves comprehension and fluency. This book was written at reading grade level 4-5. This material is appropriate and entertaining for both children and adults.

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