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Details:Details: Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9780008749552 Publisher: Fourth Estate Age Range: Adult (18+) Overview: Wolf Hall is Hilary Mantel's Booker Prize-winning first novel in her acclaimed trilogy tracing the extraordinary rise of Thomas Cromwell in the court of Henry VIII. Blending meticulous historical research with vivid, intimate storytelling, Mantel reimagines Tudor England through the eyes of a blacksmith's son who becomes one of the most powerful men in the kingdom. This paperback edition is perfect for readers who love immersive historical fiction, political intrigue, and richly drawn characters navigating a world of ambition, faith, and survival. About the Book: Set against the turbulent backdrop of Henry VIII's quest for a male heir and his break from Rome, Wolf Hall follows Thomas Cromwell from his humble beginnings as the son of a violent blacksmith to his position as indispensable advisor to Cardinal Wolsey and, later, the King himself. Cromwell is no simple hero: he is calculating, resourceful, and utterly modern in a world governed by superstition and ceremony. Mantel's prose moves fluidly between the grand theatre of court politics and the private, brutal realities of Tudor life, giving readers a vivid sense of this pivotal moment in English history. The novel captures the collapse of Catherine of Aragon's marriage, the ascent of Anne Boleyn, and the dismantling of the old religious order, filtered through Cromwell's sharp, unsentimental perspective. Wolf Hall doesn't just recount history; it inhabits it, presenting a world of shifting loyalties, competing ambitions, and moral compromise. As the first instalment in a trilogy that won two Booker Prizes and inspired a hit BBC adaptation, this novel set the template for a new kind of historical fiction: rigorous, emotionally resonant, and gripping from first page to last. Key Benefits: Read the Booker Prize-winning first novel in Hilary Mantel's celebrated Wolf Hall trilogy. Immerse yourself in meticulously researched Tudor history brought vividly to life. Follow one of literature's most compelling anti-heroes, Thomas Cromwell, from obscurity to power. Enjoy prose praised by critics as some of the finest in contemporary English fiction. Perfect for book clubs, history lovers, and fans of the BBC television adaptation. A brand-new paperback edition ideal for gifting or building your historical fiction collection. About the Author: Dame Hilary Mantel (1952-2022) was one of Britain's most celebrated novelists, best known for the Wolf Hall trilogy: Wolf Hall, Bring Up the Bodies, and The Mirror & the Light. She won the Booker Prize twice, for Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies, and the Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction on multiple occasions. Over her career she wrote seventeen books, including A Place of Greater Safety and the memoir Giving Up the Ghost, earning a reputation as one of the finest historical novelists of her generation. Why You'll Love This Book: Wolf Hall offers an unforgettable immersion into Tudor politics through the eyes of a truly original protagonist. Mantel's masterful storytelling rewards careful readers with intrigue, wit, and historical depth in equal measure. Please Note: This listing reflects the UK paperback edition with ISBN 9780008749552, and the original UK edition cover as shown in the product photos.
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Details: Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9780008749552 Publisher: Fourth Estate Age Range: Adult (18+) Overview: Wolf Hall is Hilary Mantel's Booker Prize-winning first novel in her acclaimed trilogy tracing the extraordinary rise of Thomas Cromwell in the court of Henry VIII. Blending meticulous historical research with vivid, intimate storytelling, Mantel reimagines Tudor England through the eyes of a blacksmith's son who becomes one of the most powerful men in the kingdom. This paperback edition is perfect for readers who love immersive historical fiction, political intrigue, and richly drawn characters navigating a world of ambition, faith, and survival. About the Book: Set against the turbulent backdrop of Henry VIII's quest for a male heir and his break from Rome, Wolf Hall follows Thomas Cromwell from his humble beginnings as the son of a violent blacksmith to his position as indispensable advisor to Cardinal Wolsey and, later, the King himself. Cromwell is no simple hero: he is calculating, resourceful, and utterly modern in a world governed by superstition and ceremony. Mantel's prose moves fluidly between the grand theatre of court politics and the private, brutal realities of Tudor life, giving readers a vivid sense of this pivotal moment in English history. The novel captures the collapse of Catherine of Aragon's marriage, the ascent of Anne Boleyn, and the dismantling of the old religious order, filtered through Cromwell's sharp, unsentimental perspective. Wolf Hall doesn't just recount history; it inhabits it, presenting a world of shifting loyalties, competing ambitions, and moral compromise. As the first instalment in a trilogy that won two Booker Prizes and inspired a hit BBC adaptation, this novel set the template for a new kind of historical fiction: rigorous, emotionally resonant, and gripping from first page to last. Key Benefits: Read the Booker Prize-winning first novel in Hilary Mantel's celebrated Wolf Hall trilogy. Immerse yourself in meticulously researched Tudor history brought vividly to life. Follow one of literature's most compelling anti-heroes, Thomas Cromwell, from obscurity to power. Enjoy prose praised by critics as some of the finest in contemporary English fiction. Perfect for book clubs, history lovers, and fans of the BBC television adaptation. A brand-new paperback edition ideal for gifting or building your historical fiction collection. About the Author: Dame Hilary Mantel (1952-2022) was one of Britain's most celebrated novelists, best known for the Wolf Hall trilogy: Wolf Hall, Bring Up the Bodies, and The Mirror & the Light. She won the Booker Prize twice, for Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies, and the Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction on multiple occasions. Over her career she wrote seventeen books, including A Place of Greater Safety and the memoir Giving Up the Ghost, earning a reputation as one of the finest historical novelists of her generation. Why You'll Love This Book: Wolf Hall offers an unforgettable immersion into Tudor politics through the eyes of a truly original protagonist. Mantel's masterful storytelling rewards careful readers with intrigue, wit, and historical depth in equal measure. Please Note: This listing reflects the UK paperback edition with ISBN 9780008749552, and the original UK edition cover as shown in the product photos.
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Brand | Hilary Mantel |
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