Gustave Flaubert Madame Bovary Book

Gustave Flaubert was once put on trial for his novel "Madame Bovary" - the book was considered an attack on public morality. He merely told the story of a series of adulterous adulteries committed by the wife of a provincial doctor, frustrated by the colorlessness of life. When boredom, which cannot be quenched by numerous lovers, turns into despair - then there is a conflict that threatens public morality. 
Number of pages: 336.