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Violence
Some
Societal violence and dystopian danger in the novel's latter sections
Language
Some
Strong language; Shteyngart's satirical register
Sexual Content
Some
Sexual content; adult relationships depicted frankly
Substance Use
Some
Drug and alcohol use in the social milieu
Emotional Intensity
Some
Existential themes about the collapse of meaning and intimacy in a distracted world
What this book is about
In a near-future America of collapsing democracy and ubiquitous rating devices, middle-aged Lenny Abramov falls for young Eunice Park. Shteyngart's satirical novel is prescient about social media, financial collapse, and cultural shallowness, told through diary entries and texts. Funny, sad, and alarmingly relevant.
Notes for sensitive readers
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Strong language
Adult content
Dystopian themes
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