Room by Emma Donoghue (Book Analysis)

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<i>Room </i>by Emma Donoghue. The novel’s title refers to the 11-square-foot room where five-year-old Jack and his Ma are held captive, Ma having been abducted by a man known to Jack only as Old Nick when she was a teenager. Jack does not know any world beyond Room, but is forced to adapt quickly when Old Nick’s financial difficulties push Ma to launch a daring escape plan.
<i>Room </i>quickly became an international bestseller, was shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize, was named one of
<i>The New York Times</i>’ six best fiction titles of 2010, and inspired an Academy Award-winning film adaptation in 2015.

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