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One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
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Modern classic for a reason. A lot of deep hidden meanings behind the tragic story of outcasts. Simple short but rich with symbols and emotions it's easy to read but sometimes hard to comprehend. Beside the quite obvious 'man against the system' plotline I really liked that the narrator is indigenous. I really come across such characters so it was a bit of revelation to read about that kind of racism and unjustice.
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Apr 29, 2023 11:12PM
Agreed Lena, it's one of the key points I forget, the race of the narrator :)
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Baba wrote: "Agreed Lena, it's one of the key points I forget, the race of the narrator :)"Thanks, Baba :)
If you're in the mood for something a little longer but just as good, Lena, you might want to try Kesey's second novel, Sometimes a Great Notion. It gets overlooked, but it was one of my favorite reading experiences of the past few years.
Mike wrote: "If you're in the mood for something a little longer but just as good, Lena, you might want to try Kesey's second novel, Sometimes a Great Notion. It gets overlooked, but it was one of my favorite r..."Thank you for the recomendation, Mike. I liked his writing so I really might try to read some more :)
Nice review, Lena, with some good insights.
K wrote: "Nice review, Lena, with some good insights."Thank you 😊
He is definitely a quirky author. I just recently reviewed his book, Sometimes a Great Notion. Wonderful review Lena. 🙂
This was such a good and important book! Wonderful review, Lena.
