Ernest Legouvé Book order

A French writer, dramatist, poet, and moralist. His work championed women's rights, and he also served as a literary critic. Legouvé's writings reflect a deep engagement with moral questions and the societal position of women. He stands as a distinctive figure in French literature, known for his unique voice and perspective.

Adrienne Lecouvreur: A Drama In Five Acts

Reading As a Fine Art /C by Ernest Legouvé; Translated From the Ninth Ed. by Abby Langdon Alger

Sixty Years of Recollections. Translated, With Notes

2023
Reading As a Fine Art /C by Ernest Legouvé; Translated From the Ninth Ed. by Abby Langdon Alger
102 pages
4 hours of reading
Ernest Legouvé's classic guide to the art of reading is a must-read for anyone seeking to improve their literary skills. Written in clear, accessible prose and translated into English by Abby Langdon Alger, this book provides practical tips for both novice and experienced readers alike. Learn how to engage with a text on a deeper level, develop your critical thinking abilities, and cultivate a lifelong love of reading with this timeless masterpiece.
2023
Sixty Years of Recollections
338 pages
12 hours of reading
A charming memoir by renowned French author and playwright Ernest Legouvé, chronicling his personal and professional experiences over six decades of tumultuous political and social change in France.
2022
Adrienne Lecouvreur: A Drama In Five Acts
74 pages
3 hours of reading
2019
Sixty Years of Recollections. Translated, With Notes
338 pages
12 hours of reading

Reading As a Fine Art /C by Ernest Legouvé; Translated From the Ninth Ed. by Abby Langdon Alger

Sixty Years of Recollections

Adrienne Lecouvreur: A Drama In Five Acts

Sixty Years of Recollections. Translated, With Notes