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Nineteen Eighty-Four | George Orwell
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Two gin-scented tears trickled down the sides of his nose. But it was all right, everything was all right, the struggle was finished. He had won the victory over himself. He loved Big Brother.
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bekakins
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Super interesting read, and a really interesting perspective, focusing on a woman who has been largely forgotten by history

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Nineteen Eighty-Four | George Orwell
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RedCurly
Julia | Sandra Newman
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Pickpick

I honestly not a big fan when someone rewrite or continue somone else's book but in this case I was wrong. This novel is amazing and makes me mad. I really love 1984 and sadly it is slowly become realy (at least where is live). It gives more information about the Big Brother's system and from a woman's perspective .

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RedCurly
Julia | Sandra Newman
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I bought a few new books this week 😇

Ruthiella Nice haul! 👍 3mo
LoverOfLearning Ooh! Love Agatha Christie books!! 3mo
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AroundTheBookWorld
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LoverOfLearning Looks like a good haul! 3mo
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Chittavrtti
Julia | Sandra Newman
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TiredLibrarian Intriguing premise! 3mo
Chittavrtti 50 pages in and it‘s very good. Truly creepy in its acceptance of authoritarian dictatorship. 3mo
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AllDebooks
Julia | Sandra Newman
Bailedbailed

I don't know what it is, but this is just not capturing my attention.
#Unpopularopinion #HailTheBail

dabbe YES! #betterbooksahead 🙌🏻 5mo
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SanjanaGhosh
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Man, George Orwell does not come off well in this book!
An account of the first wife of George Orwell, the celebrated author of 1984 and Animal Farm, shining a light on his misogyny. The book however transcends beyond just the life of the wife, it brings into light the inherent patriarchy prevalent in our society since times immemorial, with a special focus of male misogynistic authors and their privilege.

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