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The Handmaid's Tale

The Handmaid's Tale

Margaret Atwood · 1985 · 395 pages
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In a dystopian future where fertility is rare, fertile women are enslaved by the totalitarian regime of Gilead to reproduce. Offred, our narrator, lives in the shadow of this oppressive reality while trying to preserve her humanity and find resistance.

Margaret Atwood creates a novel of subtle terror and political power, exploring systemic misogyny, personal resistance, and the fragility of democratic freedoms—a disturbing and essential work.

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AuthorMargaret Atwood
Year of publication1985
Pages395

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