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Dakota and the American Dream
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It's a satire, and if you usually read satires, you will find it fantastic.
The story is narrated by the 10 year old kid, who goes down through the rabbit hole (similarly to Alice) and enter the corporate America.
The witty criticism of the capitalism can be noticed clearly, and the writer does not shy away from taking his stand.
Though I live in the second world country (India), the influence of western capitalism is seemingly clear here. I began my corporate job a year back, and i do understand what Sameer is telling.
Whoever, I don't understand how can we leave this system, that is too much rooted into our society. The only way I look demands major changes, and major changes demand major sacrifices.
The content of the book is heavy, and sometimes seems downright dull, but you have to come back.
The story is narrated by the 10 year old kid, who goes down through the rabbit hole (similarly to Alice) and enter the corporate America.
The witty criticism of the capitalism can be noticed clearly, and the writer does not shy away from taking his stand.
Though I live in the second world country (India), the influence of western capitalism is seemingly clear here. I began my corporate job a year back, and i do understand what Sameer is telling.
Whoever, I don't understand how can we leave this system, that is too much rooted into our society. The only way I look demands major changes, and major changes demand major sacrifices.
The content of the book is heavy, and sometimes seems downright dull, but you have to come back.
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Reading Progress
March 6, 2020
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Started Reading
September 13, 2020
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Finished Reading
December 13, 2020
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