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Widely considered a must-read classic, this novel uses a brilliant first-person journal format to explore the emotional and intellectual journey of Charlie Gordon as a futuristic operation slowly transforms him from intellectually disabled into a genius. We discuss the masterful writing style, the profound themes of…
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