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Grey's obsession with youth mirrors today’s influencer culture—chasing validation at the cost of authenticity. Wilde’s wit makes it eerily relevant.
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Orwell’s dystopia predicted today’s digital surveillance, misinformation, and censorship, making it a must-read for Gen Z .
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Alienation, identity crises, and rebellion—Holden’s struggles mirror Gen Z’s battle with authenticity in a curated world.
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A terrifying vision of gender oppression that still resonates today—fueling feminist and human rights discussions among Gen Z.
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A world numbed by entertainment and pleasure hits close to home in the era of TikTok, AI, and dopamine-driven culture.
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Plath’s raw, honest portrayal of depression and societal expectations makes this a deeply relatable read for Gen Z.
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Harper Lee’s novel remains essential in the fight against racial injustice, reflecting modern activism like Black Lives Matter.
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Camus’ absurdist novel speaks to Gen Z’s philosophical side, challenging traditional views on life, meaning, and morality.
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