Nineteen Eighty-four: A Novel

I think that this book, really discusses how the government does watch everything you do, and it is really hard to live a private life.

Review: 1984

Rather than addressing the novel's mechanics in a brief summary, which all of the reviews before mine have offered, I have decided to share my experience while reading this ghostly, yet masterful ... Read full review

Review: 1984

Orwell's painting of a dystopian society is very well done. Throughout his telling of Winston's story, he sticks to blacks and whites, and only sometimes does he use grays. The way he writes Winston ... Read full review

Review: 1984

1984 is a new favorite of mine. I've always been a fan of books set in eras of the past, and this one if a perfect example of it. I love the rebellious theories around the book, and how the main ... Read full review

Review: 1984

1984 is a novel that is a force unto itself. It makes no qualms about the future it is foretelling and its utter depressing themes are unforgettable. The novel is truly unique and so many of the words ... Read full review

Review: 1984

1984 is a very good book. Although it is a bit hard to understand some of the grammar it still draws you in. I would recommend this book to someone who likes science fiction and politics and can stay ... Read full review

Review: 1984

I think that this book was alright because its pretty much a story that the author writes to show how the world would be if there was totalitarianism. George Orwell wrothe this book in the 1940's when ... Read full review

Review: 1984

Prepare to embrace a world where all knowledge, learning and reason is extrinsic in nature and where the human soul and mind are mere pawns in an elaborate socio-political structure that claims to ... Read full review

Review: 1984

1984, a 368-page novel by George Orwell, is about a man named Winston Smith, about age 38, who lives in a dystopian society (now in the past) in which each individual is practically caged and kept ... Read full review

Review: 1984

This is more of a monologue than a novel. Orwell draws a picture of a totalitarian regime, as horrible as is possible to imagine. What's intriguing about this book is not the plot or the characters ... Read full review