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Winter of Our Discontent
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SKU: 9780143039488
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Explore John Steinbeck’s powerful final novel, “The Winter of Our Discontent” (ISBN: 9780143039488), a gripping tale of moral crisis and societal decay in 1960s America. Follow Ethan Hawley’s descent as he compromises his values in a world of temptation. A Penguin Classic with an introduction by Susan Shillinglaw, this edition offers profound insights into the American condition from a Nobel Prize winner.
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Rhea Louis –
This book is beautifully written and haunting. The story stays with you long after you finish reading it.
Akash –
Struggled to finish this one. Found it somewhat dull, even considering the heavy themes.
Sabhyata Yadava –
The story felt a bit dated. I had trouble connecting with the characters and their motivations.
Danish Shafi –
I found this novel to be incredibly relevant to today’s society. A timeless exploration of morality.
Brishti Hazra –
This is a powerful and thought-provoking book. Steinbeck’s writing is as sharp as ever. A must-read!
Keshav Gupta –
Steinbeck’s last novel is a bit slow to start, but the ending packs a punch. Ethan’s struggle is relatable, even if his choices aren’t.
Amit Mishra –
A classic for a reason. The themes are still relevant today, which is both impressive and depressing.
Tushar Singh Gujar –
A good book to read. It depicts moral and social issue in the story very well.
Gitansh Bhola –
I loved the exploration of morality in this book. The writing is superb, as always with Steinbeck. Highly recommend!
Rodhsi Singhal –
Ethan’s downfall is hard to watch, but it makes for a compelling story. Definitely worth reading.
Aaditya Jain –
While not Steinbeck’s best, it still offers valuable insights into the human condition. Read it!
Shubham Tripathi –
A thought-provoking read, but I found the characters somewhat unlikeable. Still, Steinbeck’s writing is always masterful.
Nishanta Saikia –
Steinbeck at his finest! The characters are complex and the story is captivating. Highly recommend.
Tannu Choudhary –
A deeply moving story about the choices we make and the consequences we face. Excellent read!
Samridh Shakya –
Interesting plot, though the pacing felt uneven. Enjoyable but not groundbreaking Steinbeck.
Mannvit Sisodiya –
Not my favorite Steinbeck, but a worthwhile read nonetheless. It’s a good examination of morality.
Allan Lepcha –
I struggled to connect with the protagonist. While the themes are strong, the execution felt a bit heavy-handed.