“A philosophical classic novel, packed with wit and wisdom about life in general, society, vanity and friendship.

Dorian Gray is initially a boyish young man, with untarnished reputation, blessed with handsome features. A friend who is a painter named Basil Hallward, painted his portrait that later led Dorian into living his life shamelessly. The question is (of what type of person Dorian has become), is it the painter's fault, or Lord Henry's (friend of both Dorian and Basil) or...”

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