Book :: The Three Musketeers

The Three Musketeers
By: Alexandre Dumas
Pages: 598
Published: 1844
Genre(s): Historical Fiction
Adventure
France
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Polilla-Lynn Polilla-Lynn

reviewed [edit] Having seen the movie, the book is much more than I expected. It is long, boring in places, funny in others, and with a satisfactory ending. A young man sets out to become a musketeer, and unwittingly gets into trouble from the start with the very men he desires to fight with - not against. The problems between the king and the cardinal cause division among their people, and the musketeers get involved in protecting, defending, rescuing, and living it up.

May 7th, 2020

Portia Portia

Jun 3rd, 2018

forline forline

One of my all-time favorites (along with The Count of Monte Cristo!)

Dec 31st, 2017

bryanoz bryanoz

Jul 22nd, 2015

MB MB

A fantastic adventure story, much like Dumas's Count of Monte Cristo. If you enjoyef that you're bound to enioy The Three Musketeers.

Jun 1st, 2015

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Nov 27th, 2014

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Feb 21st, 2014

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98th on The Novel 100 by Daniel S. Bert

97th on Books You Can't Live Without by The Guardian

84th on 100 Novels Everyone Should Read by Telegraph