The fourteenth book in the "Youth Bridge Classics" series, perfectly tailored to the needs of young people. This fantasy novel by Robert Louis Stevenson, author of "Treasure Island," is considered a masterpiece of works that explore the duality of human nature.
Dr. Jekyll, a good, moral man who is respected by everyone.
As he gradually becomes more and more strange, a series of horrific incidents that are hard to imagine as the work of humans begin to occur in the city of London.


The culprit is a small man named Hyde.
Those who witnessed his face only say that it was terrifying and creepy, but they cannot recall his exact appearance.
Jekyll's friend Utterson suspects the relationship and identities of two seemingly unrelated characters.
Through his eyes, the story unfolds with even greater urgency.
'Reading Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Properly' includes the story of the work's creation, its historical background, and philosophical lessons analyzed with photographs.
You can also experience the unique story of this work produced in various genres such as songs, movies, and musicals.