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Flying Over the Cuckoo's Nest "is an outstanding novel by Ken Kesey, who tells about the life trials of Randal Patrick McMurphy, an inmate who ends up in a psychiatric hospital pretending to be crazy. In this dark and simultaneously bright story, he challenges the system and becomes a symbol of resistance and freedom for other patients.

The book touches on important social and psychological issues, revealing the complex relationship between patients and nursing staff, as well as the internal conflicts of each hero. McMurphy becomes a catalyst for change in the institution, offering new friends hope and a desire to fight for their rights and freedom.

The audiobook conveys all the nuances of the original work, including Kesey's insightful and emotional manner. The story is filled with elements of black humor, drama and philosophical reflections on the nature of human freedom and limitations.

- By Ken Kesey

- Genre: Drama, psychology, social criticism

- Format: Audiobook

- Duration: Unknown

- Reads: Unknown

- Key features: Deep psychological drama, struggle for freedom, social criticism, emotional saturation.

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