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1984 is a masterful dystopian novel that carries readers into a world where independent thought is forbidden and surveillance is a daily reality. Set in a totalitarian society ruled by Big Brother, the story follows Winston Smith as he wrestles with fear, memory, and the ache for truth. This hardback edition is ideal for adult readers and students of literature who relish classics that remain startlingly fresh, thought-provoking, and unsettling in the best possible way. The tone is gripping, cautionary, and deeply human—a book that matters as much for its ideas as for its emotional pull.
Written with spare, precise prose, the narrative unfolds through Winston's intimate observations and private doubts as he navigates a world of telescreens, rewritten history, and language engineered to control reality. The structure tightens around his daily routines and secret aspirations, pulling readers into the claustrophobic pace of a society that never stops watching. In 1984, Winston's private rebellion grows through quiet acts and dangerous curiosities, drawing you closer to the heart of the regime's power.
What makes the experience unique is the way the book blends a chilling atmosphere with sharp social insight. You’ll notice how language itself becomes a weapon, how memory is weaponized, and how small acts of rebellion can become dangerous turning points. The journey feels intimate yet expansive, inviting discussion about power, truth, and the boundaries of personal freedom long after you turn the final page.
After finishing 1984, readers are left with a sharper awareness of how power shapes truth and a renewed appreciation for the courage it takes to question the world around us. The book lingers in your mind, encouraging conversation, reflection, and a lasting sense of responsibility to think for yourself.
Product Details
Author
George Orwell
Publisher
Wilco Publishing House
Number of Pages
342
Language
English
SKU
BK0529868
ISBN
9789363122642
Dimensions
14.5 x 22.1 x 2.5 cm
Binding
Hard Back
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