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Books like Le Tartuffe

If you loved Le Tartuffe by Molière, this shelf of 24 books shares the same pull — rooted in Movements & Periods, Theater, Dramas & Plays, and Regional & Cultural.

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Top related books to Le Tartuffe

Each title here shares meaningful common ground with Le Tartuffe — in theme, mood, or literary style.

Eating Disorders in Contemporary French Women’s Writing

Lucille Cairns

Themes: Movements & Periods • Theater • Regional & Cultural

Catharine Douglas A Tragedy (1843)

Arthur Helps

Themes: Movements & Periods • Theater • Dramas & Plays

Le Club (1878) (French Edition)

Edmond Gondinet

Themes: Theater • Dramas & Plays • Regional & Cultural

Lucrèce Borgia drame: par Victor Hugo

Victor Hugo

Themes: Theater • Dramas & Plays • Regional & Cultural

Shakespeare The First Collected Edition Of The Dramatic Workes Of William Shakespeare: A Reproduction In Exact Fac-simile Of The Famous First Folio, 1623 By The Newly-discovered Process Of Photo-lithography

William Shakespeare

Themes: Movements & Periods • Dramas & Plays • World Literature

Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure No One is Above the Law … Except for Those in Power: A Brief Case Study

James Norwood

Themes: Movements & Periods • Theater • Dramas & Plays

Pragmatic Liberation and the Politics of Puerto Rican Diasporic Drama

Jon D. Rossini

Themes: Theater • Dramas & Plays • Regional & Cultural

La Fille Bien Gardée Comédie-Vaudeville En Un Acte

Eugène Labiche

Themes: Theater • Dramas & Plays • Regional & Cultural

Oscuro Amor. Tormenta Insospechada Saga N°1 Una novela romántica que te atrapará desde el comienzo

Mercedes Franco

Themes: Movements & Periods • Dramas & Plays • Regional & Cultural

#10

The Winters Tale

William Shakespeare

Themes: Movements & Periods • Theater • Dramas & Plays

#11

Wallenstein Poème Dramatique En Trois Parties &#8230

Friedrich von Schiller

Themes: Movements & Periods • Dramas & Plays • Regional & Cultural

#12

Esther A Tragedy

Jean Racine

Themes: Dramas & Plays • Regional & Cultural • World Literature

#13

Some Principles of Elizabethan Staging

George F. Reynolds

Themes: Theater • Dramas & Plays • World Literature

#14

Le miracle de Saint Antoine; farce en deux actes

Maurice Maeterlinck

Themes: Theater • Dramas & Plays • World Literature

#15

Henry IV, The rules of the game, Right you are (if you think so) (Penguin plays)

Luigi Pirandello

Themes: Theater • Dramas & Plays • Regional & Cultural

#16

L’Aiglon: A Play In Six Acts

Edmond Rostand

Themes: Theater • Dramas & Plays • Regional & Cultural

#17

Angelica: Romantic Drama In Four Acts

Augustus W. Dubourg

Themes: Theater • Dramas & Plays • Regional & Cultural

#18

Poemas

Edgar Allan Poe

Themes: Movements & Periods • Regional & Cultural • World Literature

#19

The Critic

Richard Brinsley Sheridan

Themes: Movements & Periods • Dramas & Plays • World Literature

#20

The Stage Both Before and Behind the Curtain: From “Observations Taken On the Spot.&#8221

Alfred Bunn

Themes: Movements & Periods • Theater • History & Criticism

#21

Lyrical Ballads Reprinted From The First Edition Of 1798

William Wordsworth

Themes: Movements & Periods • Regional & Cultural • World Literature

#22

The Complete Works In Verse And Prose Of Samuel Daniel, Ed. With Intro., Notes And Illustr. By A.b. Grosart

Samuel Daniel

Themes: Movements & Periods • Dramas & Plays • World Literature

#23

Literary Materialisations and Interferential Reading Making Matter Matter on Page, Stage and Screen

Ingrid Hotz-Davies

Themes: Movements & Periods • Theater • History & Criticism

#24

Lecturing Women in British Fiction, Periodicals and Public Orality, 1870-1910 The First Speech

Anne-Julia Zwierlein

Themes: Movements & Periods • Regional & Cultural • History & Criticism

This list brings together 24 books that share meaningful common ground with Le Tartuffe by Molière. Connected by Movements & Periods, Theater, Dramas & Plays. Authors featured include Lucille Cairns, Arthur Helps, Edmond Gondinet, Victor Hugo, and others. Each pick was selected for thematic and literary overlap — not just genre similarity.