The Joad family is pushed off Oklahoma land and west toward California, carrying what they can and discovering how quickly the promise of work can become another form of hunger. John Steinbeck turns one family’s Dust Bowl journey into a larger American reckoning with poverty, exploitation, dignity, and the stubborn bonds that survive when nearly everything else is stripped away. The Grapes of Wrath is fierce, compassionate, and unafraid to let hope and anger occupy the same page.
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