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I really liked this book. Sometimes the author tries too much to connect the reader to the mind of the narrator(an inmate in an phyciatric hospital), but just seems to go off on a tangent. The overall plot, however is great, and the author's unique writing style brings the characters to life.
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One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (Penguin Classics) by Ken Kesey
DanaB, May 11, 2006
I really liked this book. Sometimes the author tries too much to connect the reader to the mind of the narrator(an inmate in an phyciatric hospital), but just seems to go off on a tangent. The overall plot, however is great, and the author's unique writing style brings the characters to life.(16 of 50 readers found this comment helpful)