The Count of Monte Cristo, by Alexandre Dumas, was first published in 1844. One of Dumas' most famous works, The Count of Monte Cristo presents the themes of enduring hope, perseverance, justice, revenge, and reconciliation. The story chronicles the life of Edmond Dantes, a young merchant sailor who is engaged to the beautiful and charming Mercedes. Jealousy motivates Edmond's professional and personal rivals to plot a trap for him, accusing him of being a traitor sympathetic to Napoleon Bonaparte. Edmond's long and tortuous journey toward redemption begins as he is condemned to life in prison.
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| Readability Method | Rating |
| Fry Estimate Dale-Chall Flesh Reading Ease Composite Grade Level Open LORE Reading Level |
8 7-8 68 (plain English) 8 Intermediate |