
Coming Up for Air
Penguin Modern Classics
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Daniel Rigby
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George Orwell
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George Orwell's paean to the end of an idyllic era in British history, Coming Up for Air is a poignant account of one man's attempt to recapture childhood innocence as war looms on the horizon.
George Bowling, 45, mortgaged, married with children, is an insurance salesman with an expanding waistline, a new set of false teeth - and a desperate desire to escape his dreary life. He fears modern times - since, in 1939, the Second World War is imminent - foreseeing food queues, soldiers, secret police and tyranny. So he decides to escape to the world of his childhood, to the village he remembers as a rural haven of peace and tranquillity. But his return journey to Lower Binfield may bring only a more complete disillusionment.
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- m.a. van den bogaard
- 03-26-23
Midlifecrisis at the dawn of WWII
A little gem, well narrated, humorous and allusions to the great books Orwell would write after this novel
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- Anonymous User
- 01-28-23
Truly beautiful book
This book changed my way of thinking and i believe it can do the same for many more
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