Adam's Breed
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 1986
384
Novel • Fiction
England • 1920s
1986
Adult
18+ years
Adam's Breed by Radclyffe Hall explores the life of a London-based Italian waiter who grapples with existential questions and societal alienation. As he navigates his identity and purpose, he seeks meaning beyond the confines of his daily routine, highlighting themes of belonging and introspection in his journey.
Contemplative
Melancholic
Mysterious
Bittersweet
Emotional
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Adam's Breed by Radclyffe Hall is praised for its vivid prose and deep exploration of identity and isolation. Readers appreciate the novel’s rich character development and emotional depth. However, some critique it for a slow pace and overly descriptive passages. Overall, it is considered a poignant and thought-provoking read, though it may not appeal to those preferring fast-paced narratives.
A reader who appreciates Adam's Breed by Radclyffe Hall likely values introspective narratives, existential themes, and character-driven stories. They may also enjoy works like Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse for their spiritual and philosophical insights into self-discovery and personal growth.
74 ratings
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Mixed feelings
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384
Novel • Fiction
England • 1920s
1986
Adult
18+ years
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