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	title:	1984 Nineteen Eighty-Four
	author:	George Orwell
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Penguin Classics
	released:	June 5, 2003
	isbn:	0141187352
	isbn-13:	9780141187358

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Deviates corrected for their own good - Rated In a society that has eliminated many imbalances, surplus goods, and even class struggle, there are bound to be deviates; Winston Smith is one of those. He starts out, due to his inability to doublethink, with thoughtcrime. This is in a society that believes a thought is as real as the deed. Eventually he graduates through a series of misdemeanors to illicit sex and even plans to overthrow the very government that took him in as an orphan. If he gets caught, he will be sent to the "Ministry of Love" where they have a record of 100% cures for this sort of insanity. They will even forgive his past indiscretions. Be sure to watch the three different movies made from this book: 1984 (1954) Peter Cushing is Winston Smith 1984 (1956) Edmond O'Brien is Winston Smith Nineteen Eighty-Four (1984) John Hurt is Winston smith A classic - Rated This is the story of Winston Smith and his rebellion against "Big Brother". By day he's a model citizen, aware that he's being watched. But then he begins to meet a woman, rents a room in the back of a shop, certain he can get more out of life than what the Party tells him to. This is a compelling book, and worth reading if only to discover where the terms "Big Brother" and "Room 101" come from.

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Deviates corrected for their own good - Rated 5/5
In a society that has eliminated many imbalances, surplus goods, and even class struggle, there are bound to be deviates; Winston Smith is one of those. He starts out, due to his inability to doublethink, with thoughtcrime. This is in a society that believes a thought is as real as the deed. Eventually he graduates through a series of misdemeanors to illicit sex and even plans to overthrow the very government that took him in as an orphan.
If he gets caught, he will be sent to the "Ministry of Love" where they have a record of 100% cures for this sort of insanity. They will even forgive his past indiscretions.

Be sure to watch the three different movies made from this book:
1984 (1954) Peter Cushing is Winston Smith
1984 (1956) Edmond O'Brien is Winston Smith
Nineteen Eighty-Four (1984) John Hurt is Winston smith

A classic - Rated 4/5
This is the story of Winston Smith and his rebellion against "Big Brother". By day he's a model citizen, aware that he's being watched. But then he begins to meet a woman, rents a room in the back of a shop, certain he can get more out of life than what the Party tells him to.
This is a compelling book, and worth reading if only to discover where the terms "Big Brother" and "Room 101" come from.