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Cover of The Graduate

The Graduate

✍ Scribed by Webb, Charles


Book ID
107764029
Publisher
RosettaBooks
Year
1963
Tongue
en-US
Weight
77 KB
Category
Fiction
ISBN-13
9780795312007

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✦ Synopsis


Published in 1963, Charles Webb's The Graduate was a sly and provocative first novel that is often overshadowed by the success of Mike Nichol's sensational 1967 film.

The Graduate is a novel that speaks to its time: a time when young Americans were beginning to question, for perhaps the first time, the materialistic values that the postwar culture had taught them. Its hero is at once worldly and naive, a dichotomy that won't last for very long as Benjamin Braddock, the appealing young man of great promise who seems to have everything going for him, sets out to explore his world.

After returning to his parent's home after graduation, Braddock ponders his future and finds himself in a state of confusion and depression. It seems the only thing that really rallies him is the attention of Mrs. Robinson, the bored attractive wife of his father's law partner, who makes a play for Benjamin who responds in kind. What the affair lacks in passion, it makes up for in intensity.

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### Review _The Plain Dealer_ (Cleveland): His novel makes you want to laugh and it makes you want to cry. _Chicago Tribune_ : A highly gifted and accomplished writer. _The New York Times_ : Brilliant...sardonic, ludicrously funny. ### Product Description The basis for Mike Nichols' acclaim