Babbitt

Authors:

Sinclair Lewis

Type:Hardcover/ PaperBack / Loose Leaf
Condition: Used/New

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Book details

ISBN: 1847498779, 978-1847498779

Book publisher: Alma Classics

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Hazel Mitchell
4.0
Lewis's Babbitt narrates the ironies of modern life with a sharp lens. I really appreciated the depth of societal analysis, although at times it felt a bit too verbose for my taste. The delivery was seamless, thanks to my premium membership benefits. A very insightful read, especially the way it juxtaposes personal dissatisfaction against societal expectations.
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Curtis Randall
5.0
Babbitt is a brilliant observation on middle-class life and the pursuit of the American Dream. Sinclair Lewis does an exceptional job of portraying the banalities and contradictions of 1920s America through the protagonist, George Babbitt. The satire is both sharp and entertaining, presenting a timeless reflection on society. I appreciated the depth of character development and the attention to detail in the descriptions. The book arrived swiftly and in perfect condition. It's a classic that remains relevant even today, and I'd recommend it to anyone interested in American literature or sociology. Bought with my membership, I enjoyed an extra discount!
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Faith Foster
4.0
I found Babbitt to be an engaging read filled with wit and a pointed critique of American society. Lewis's ability to create a satirical yet affectionate portrait of the middle class is impressive. While some sections felt a tad slow, the book's humor and insight kept me turning pages. The post-office delivered it in a timely manner, and I appreciated the professional packaging. Considering the book's age, its themes still ring true, making it a worthwhile read for anyone keen to explore the dynamics of conformity versus individuality.