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The most talked-about novel of 2019 has arrived in Poland! Margaret Atwood returns to the realm of her acclaimed novel, "The Handmaid's Tale," after more than thirty years, and does so in remarkable fashion with "The Testaments," which earned her the prestigious Booker Prize.
Initially resistant to writing a sequel, Atwood changed her mind as societal shifts seemed to draw us closer to Gilead, rather than away from it, she explained on the book's debut day.
Set fifteen years after the events of "The Handmaid's Tale," the state of the Republic is dire. Food shortages are common, deformities plague newborns, and the Handmaids—those enslaved to bear children—face grim fates, often succumbing to death. Within this oppressive regime reside Aunt Lydia, a harsh and ruthless enforcer of Gilead's rules, and young Agnes, groomed to become a Handmaid herself. Observing their plight from the relative safety of Canada is Daisy, a teenage girl whose life is yet untouched by Gilead's oppressive regime. What future awaits the inhabitants of Gilead? More broadly, what destiny lies ahead for a world where such a state could come into being?
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The most talked-about novel of 2019 has arrived in Poland! Margaret Atwood returns to the realm of her acclaimed novel, "The Handmaid's Tale," after more than thirty years, and does so in remarkable fashion with "The Testaments," which earned her the prestigious Booker Prize.
Initially resistant to writing a sequel, Atwood changed her mind as societal shifts seemed to draw us closer to Gilead, rather than away from it, she explained on the book's debut day.
Set fifteen years after the events of "The Handmaid's Tale," the state of the Republic is dire. Food shortages are common, deformities plague newborns, and the Handmaids—those enslaved to bear children—face grim fates, often succumbing to death. Within this oppressive regime reside Aunt Lydia, a harsh and ruthless enforcer of Gilead's rules, and young Agnes, groomed to become a Handmaid herself. Observing their plight from the relative safety of Canada is Daisy, a teenage girl whose life is yet untouched by Gilead's oppressive regime. What future awaits the inhabitants of Gilead? More broadly, what destiny lies ahead for a world where such a state could come into being?