This story, “The Last Days of Pompeii,” is considered one of the most famous masterpieces of world literature. It depicts the lives of the inhabitants of the Italian city of Pompeii in the summer of 79 AD, just before a volcano erupted, consuming it with terrifying lava and destroying it in a moment whose horrors and consequences have been recorded in history.
This is what young readers will eagerly read in this exciting international novel. The translators have carefully summarized the original text while preserving the spirit and essence of the original novel, adding a few illustrated photographs and a series of questions revolving around the story’s content so that young readers can benefit from it and so that the events it narrates will be deeply embedded in their minds.
The Last Days of Pompeii
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A dramatic historical novel that narrates the last days of the ancient city of Pompeii amidst the struggles of humanity and destiny during a time of collapse.
Arabic/English
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