From Library Journal
Pat Griffith, Schlow Memorial Library, State College, PA
Copyright 1999 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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This book was probably one of the worst books I have ever read. I didn't enjoy it in any way and could not get into it. Read morePublished 5 hours ago by Caroline Prout
Perhaps the most surprising thing about Brave New World is that it reads like a modern book - there is very little that dates the book to being over 80 years old. Read morePublished 3 days ago by Craig MACKINNON
Thought provoking and essentially on que with much of the western world reality. Everyday much the philosophy of the western mindset is laid bare to it core in this Brave New... Read morePublished 4 days ago by Michael
Nothing wrong with the book. I bought it because so many people talk about it in the context of 1984... Well, I personally prefer 1984.Published 5 days ago by Paulina Szuszkiewicz
good story, but the details about how automated and duplicated the world had become got tiresome.Published 5 days ago by Indiobravo
This is a classic, if you haven't read this book then you may not, now or ever, consider yourself an educated person. Read this book, then take one look at the world around you. Read morePublished 6 days ago by Matthew Van Allen
Great book, written for the post utopian genre. It is based on a world of genetically modified humans, test tubers. Read morePublished 7 days ago by Hames P.
I enjoyed the novel and found it to be very easy reading Considering it was written in 1932 the author certainly had considerable insight into society and... Read morePublished 10 days ago by Richard W. Rissmiller