I remembered very little of this from reading it as a young teen, and I was surprised to find that I sort of enjoyed it. I tend to find classics pretty overrated, outdated, and not diverse enough, but I think that this one holds up pretty decently, in a world where "All Men are Created Equal" [but some are more equal than others]. It's also a pretty quick read, so if you want to dip your toes into the classics, this might be a good place to start.

Received the book in quick order. I'm no old book evaluator but is in very good condition. Only one dog-eared page in the upper corner; another page with dog ear fold at the lower corner and the same page with 2 mid page dull folds; all others are in good order. No writings in the book. Pages are yellowed as expected for its age. Front cover is folded at the spine consistent with age & wear but is not torn. The spine has very minor folds with little loss of print. The same version that my classmates had in high school in 1970. Somebody took very good care of it. I always wanted to read the book. It's fitting for the past & current sociopolitical time.

The book arrived with sticky stuff all over it. As soon as I picked it up it felt awful. The cover was not the one pictured which is really really disappointing because I bought this one for the cover. The paper is also not cut straight and honestly looks homemade. Overall, not a very good quality book and not what I expected. Only rating two stars because it came early and is still readable