The Brothers Karamazov: Translated by Richard Pevear & Larissa Volokhonsky

My first work of Dostoevsky. Im half way through the book and it always captures me in various emotions. Truly, an Enthralling novel! Please be careful that that you only get "Richard Pervear and Larissa Volokhonsky" translation.

Second purchase of this same text and first digital version purchase.

Never have I felt so many emotions simultaneously from just reading a book. To only thing I regret is that poor Dostoevsky died before he could finish a sequel…

No bubble wrap of extra layer because of which my book got tron off a bit on the edge. Amazon improve your packaging. Paper quality is average thouge Vintage comes under Penguin still needs to improve the paper quality atleast match it with Penguin 🐧 classics those editions has some fine paper n print quality.

It's Dostoevsky's finest work so you know it's good. The review here is rather based on the quality of the paper, which is as expected from a paperback book of this price. Quality of the cover is okay, there was no damage when it was delivered, but few people have received a damaged copy. The paper quality really isn't too bad. It's not 40gsm paper, but it's quite okay. Just a personal note, if you're confused about which version of Dostoevsky to get, get this one. This translation really does capture the original russian writing's VIBES

Beautiful cover and strong spine! Good font size with plenty of notes and character lists! It’s award winning translation by Pevear and Volokhonsky themselves! No complaints from the book whatsoever, its as good as paperbacks come & it’s also floppy! I think we all can collectively agree that there’s no need to review the contents, its the best book ever! Get this edition if you want to start TBK, doesn’t get better than vintage classics!

Pevear and Volohonsky translation,as one the most respected translation didn't disappoint. Fir the content of the book, book shows the deep and curious observation of the the writers and presented to the readers as a wonderful drama. Quite an interesting and thought provoking book.

you need patience to read this book. one of the best books any english known reader can read... books like these will never get out of your mind. may be we might forget a dialogue or character in this book but we can never forget this book as a whole and the message it tries to convey to us, the same applies to crime and punishment as well. This book is filled with christian fables or bible quotes all over.... so me being a Hindu felt little difficult at times to understand, nevertheless this book is a masterpiece...