George Orwell (Writers Who Changed the World)

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083155
ISBN
9781534565906
Grade 5-9
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Charlotte Mason
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Orwell’s view of an unfamiliar, unpleasant world has in many ways come true. Phrases he made up, such as “Thought Police,” “Newspeak,” and “Doublethink,” have entered everyday language. He is famous for writing two of the most visionary books in the English language, Animal Farm and Nineteen Eighty-Four. ~Amber

Publisher's Description of George Orwell (Writers Who Changed the World)
George Orwell's 1984 had a major impact on the world when it was first released, and its themes of government surveillance, the threat of totalitarianism, and the suppression of information continue to resonate today. As readers are introduced to this novel and Orwell's other groundbreaking works of literature, including Animal Farm, they explore the many ways literature reflects the past and can help shape the future. Biographical details are presented through engaging main text, primary source images, and graphic organizers. Sidebars help readers closely analyze Orwell's work and think critically about how his themes are still relevant today.

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Product Format:Paperback
Grades:5-9
Brand:Lucent Press
ISBN:9781534565906
Length in Inches:9.25
Width in Inches:7.125
Height in Inches:0.125
Weight in Pounds:0.4
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