Crime and Punishment
Fyodor Dostoevsky
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Crime and Punishment
A planned Commonplace Edition of Crime and Punishment, included in our Grade 10 reading sequence for attentive reading, annotation, and discussion.
A planned Commonplace Edition. Timing has not been announced.
- Edition status
- Publishing roadmap
- Suggested school placement
- Grade 10
- Placement across surveyed lists
- Grades 10–12
- First published or composed
- 1866
- Working text or translation
- Constance Garnett (1914)
- Approximate extent
- About 205k words · 590 planned pages
Text choices, pagination, format, and publication timing remain preliminary until the edition record is finalized.
A question to carry into the book
What is this work asking its reader to notice—and what is worth carrying forward?
The Commonplace Edition makes room for questions, connections, and passages worth keeping. Prompts invite thought without prescribing a single interpretation.
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A place for
a second thought.
A passage gives us something to consider. A margin gives us somewhere to begin.
Gather the phrases that stay with you. Follow a question. Return to an idea with fresh eyes.
What is worth carrying with you?
For schools
One possible place
in the sequence.
This title sits in Grade 10 of our working sequence and appears across grades 10–12 in the school lists surveyed. Placement is a planning guide; each school should review the text, translation, and fit for its own curriculum.
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A book to mark,
return to, and keep.
Our planned format pairs an enduring text with generous note space and reflective prompts. Final materials and specifications will be posted before ordering opens.
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