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i recently read this cover to cover on a flight home. i honestly did not expect to become to drawn in, i love a book that puts blinders on me, making me focus in and want to ignore anything off the page. the not so far off dystopian tone to the novel was eerie but familiar… a story that doesn’t seem too far away. more like this please.
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not underground or indie but upsettingly good have been mostly able to write while reading it because i am paralyzed by its greatness not even done yet just astounded
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ok it took me two months to finish it but this book is genuinely unlike anything else i’ve read. it’s a fairytale about the planned economy! it’s somehow both an empathetic work of fiction and an in-depth examination of an era and its ideology. plus the sentences are so intensely rich and beautiful. anyway its not for everyone but it was really for me.
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I read all ~750 or however manny pages in 3 days, it sucks you in like you're a character in it
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