Moll Flanders

Moll Flanders is the story of a woman born in Newgate Prison who spends her life navigating a world that offers her few chances. Through marriages, disguises, and crime, she survives by her wits, always seeking security and a place to belong. Daniel Defoe's 1722 novel is one of the earliest English novels, and its vivid, first-person voice brings eighteenth-century London and the American colonies to life.

This edition is for readers who enjoy classic literature, historical fiction, and stories of resilient women. It is also ideal for students and book clubs seeking a rich text for discussion. The novel raises enduring questions about morality, identity, and the price of survival.

This edition contains the complete text of Moll Flanders, a new introduction, a character guide, a summary of the plot, an exploration of themes, a glossary of period terms, and discussion questions to enhance your reading.