Nineteen Eighty-four reviewed by @an_ordinary_tuesday6/ 106 out of 10A Warning carved in cold stone.@an_ordinary_tuesday55 readers agree with this review
Nineteen Eighty-four reviewed by @bleakhouse_bex9/ 109 out of 10Everyone calls it political. It's a horror novel.@bleakhouse_bex
Nineteen Eighty-four reviewed by @verity_lane7/ 107 out of 10Yes I've read it now. No, I'm not discussing it.@verity_lane
Nineteen Eighty-four reviewed by @saltmarsh8/ 108 out of 10The rats. I skipped that part and I'm not sorry.@saltmarsh
Nineteen Eighty-four reviewed by @theodore_p10/ 1010 out of 10Nobody reads the appendix, which is written in the past tense by somebody living after Ingsoc has fallen, and that changes the novel's last line.@theodore_p
Nineteen Eighty-four reviewed by @kepler22b8/ 108 out of 10the appendix on newspeak is the best thing in it & it sits after the last page, so most people never read it. changes the tense of the ending if you do.@kepler22b
Nineteen Eighty-four reviewed by @rereader9/ 109 out of 10Fourth read. The appendix is the good news.@rereader1212 readers agree with this review
Nineteen Eighty-four reviewed by @mossandink7/ 107 out of 10There's a thrush in the wood where they meet and Orwell gives it a whole paragraph — the one living thing in the book. I notice I've kept that and not the torture. Admirable, horrible, and I don't expect I'll open it again.@mossandink