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Erewhon
Rated 3.94 out of 5 based on 17 customer ratings
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SKU: 9780140430578
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Journey to the utopian land of Erewhon with a young traveler seeking fortune. Discover a society where beauty thrives, crime is a curable illness, and misfortune is punished. Explore inverted morality, religious hypocrisy, and the dangers of blind faith in this satirical masterpiece by Carl Bode and Horatio Alger. ISBN: 9780140430578
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Ayush Jain –
A good book that makes you think, but it is a bit dense. This would be for serious readers only. There are slow parts.
Vishal Agarwal –
Found the ideas fascinating, but the writing style was a bit dry for my taste. Still, a thought-provoking read. Recommend.
Avneesh Kaur –
Enjoyed the concept, but the execution felt a little clunky at times. Still, it is a worthwhile read for its historical significance.
Baljeet Kaur Gurjeet Singh Chowdhari –
Erewhon was okay. I appreciated the social commentary, but the pacing was slow for me. The writing was good but not amazing.
Anju –
I am on the fence with this book. The premise was interesting, but it didn’t fully deliver for me. I do not think it is a must read.
Udit Gupta –
Erewhon is an interesting and weird book. I couldn’t put it down. It is a little slow in parts but overall a good read.
Abhishek Rawat –
Erewhon is great! It is an incredibly funny satire and a great critique of society. Highly recommend for anyone interested in this genre.
Kalpana Prasad –
Loved the satirical nature of the book but did find myself getting bored in some places. Still would recommend to classic novel readers.
Khushi Agnihotri –
Loved the satire and the exploration of societal norms. A classic for a reason! Highly recommend for anyone interested in utopias.
Naman Gulati –
Erewhon is a challenging but rewarding read. The author’s insights are still relevant today. Would recommend to others.
Yash Garg –
What an odd and intriguing book! Some of the ideas are bizarre, but that’s what makes it so compelling. It is a great classic.
Shubham Sangram Chavan –
Struggled to get into it at first, but the satire eventually won me over. A bit uneven, but ultimately rewarding. I liked it.
Rixcel Katoch –
A unique book that makes you question everything. The author’s wit is sharp, though some ideas are dated. Still relevant today.
Anas Ahmad –
Found the inverted morality fascinating! Some parts dragged, but overall a thought-provoking experience. Recommend for those who enjoy classics.
Smitesh Sunil Gadge –
Erewhon is an interesting read. The satire is clever, but sometimes felt a bit heavy-handed. Worth exploring, but not my favorite.
Sarvesh Singh –
I thought the book started strong but lost steam in the middle. The ending was a bit anticlimactic, but worth a read.
Satabdi Das –
A bit of a mixed bag. Some really clever ideas, but other parts felt confusing and unnecessary. I am on the fence.