The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexander Dumas.

[EternalD]

The deaths in the book happen as if it were a game of chess. In the film, on the contrary, the protagonist takes revenge in a violent way and without much reasoning.

[Reader Chavez]

The book is one of my favorites. I believe Dumas create this amazing story and make it interesting, to the point I couldn't keep the book down. I mostly enjoyed the revenge part of it all, when he succeeded. I watch the movie, and although I didn't hate it, I believe it wasn't nearly as good as the book. I think it's a book definitely worth reading.

[Elendu Ekechukwu]

I watched the movie as a child, but when I read the book, I couldn't help but appreciate this masterpiece the more.

[Elendu Ekechukwu]

The author painted a vivid picture. I could picture this book playing like a movie while reading it

[Samuel Mamo]

This book is one of the Unforgettable artifacts of my life. The scenes in the prison are still in my mind, It was intriguing to read such an action-filled suspense story in prison. The funny thing was, I had even promised to myself to name my first kid Edmond!

[Marsha JJ]

I loved this book. I probably read it when I was a teen, and this thread is reminding me that I should read it again. I didn't realize there was a movie made about The Count of Monte Cristo, so I will add that to my "to watch" list.