Lady Chatterley's Lover

Interesting Facts

• The book was banned in several countries due to its explicit content and use of profane language.
• The novel explores themes of sexuality, class differences, and personal freedom, which was revolutionary for its time.
• The main character, Constance Reid, is married to a paralyzed aristocrat, highlighting her emotional and physical isolation.
• The book was published in 1928, but its complete version was officially allowed for publication in the UK only in 1960 after a famous trial.
• The novel became a symbol of the fight for freedom of speech and against censorship in literature.
• Significant attention is given to nature and its role in human life, reflecting the author's philosophical views.