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The Corrections — Jonathan Franzen (2001)
The Corrections delivers the most comprehensive critique of American consumer culture in a 21st-century novel, dissecting the Lambert family's final Christmas before the patriarch's Parkinson's disease overwhelms him. Its publication ignited the most remarkable literary controversy of the 2000s—a highly publicized falling-out with Oprah Winfrey—which boosted sales to over 1.2 million copies.
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