First published in 1819, Ivanhoe is one of Sir Walter Scott’s most famous novels and a defining work of the historical fiction genre. Set in 12th-century England, the novel unfolds against the backdrop of conflict between the Normans and Saxons, weaving together history, adventure, and romance.

The story follows the noble knight Wilfred of Ivanhoe as he returns from the Crusades to reclaim his honor and inheritance. Along the way, readers encounter unforgettable characters such as King Richard I, the villainous Sir Brian de Bois-Guilbert, and the courageous and compassionate Rebecca, whose role adds moral depth and emotional power to the narrative.

Rich in medieval detail, Ivanhoe explores ideas of heroism, justice, religious intolerance, and national identity. The novel is widely studied for its storytelling, historical imagination, and contribution to English literature.

A timeless classic, Ivanhoe continues to captivate readers with its dramatic battles, noble ideals, and enduring themes.

Publisher: CHILDREN'S CLASSICS MACMILLAN

Language : English

Binding: PAPER BACK

Pages: 131