1993 | The Pearl | John Steinbeck | Penguin Paperback
John Steinbeck’s The Pearl is a short, powerful classic inspired by a Mexican folk tale. It follows Kino, a poor pearl diver who discovers an extraordinary pearl that seems capable of changing his family’s life forever. Instead, the promise of wealth begins to reveal greed, corruption, desperation, and the darker side of human nature. At only around 100 pages, it’s an accessible Steinbeck and a good pick for someone wanting to read more classics without committing to a long novel.
Condition: Good used condition. Light general shelf wear and rubbing to the covers and edges, with some minor creasing consistent with age and previous reading. Binding is secure and interior pages are clean. Please see photos for exact condition.
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