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The Cider House Rules

by John Irving

The Cider House Rules

by John Irving

Trapped between the confines of St. Cloud's orphanage and the complexities of the outside world, Homer Wells embarks on a journey of self-discovery under the tutelage of Dr. Wilbur Larch. The orphanage, a sanctuary for unwanted children and a covert abortion clinic, becomes the crucible in which Homer's values and beliefs are forged. As Homer grapples with the morality of Dr. Larch's practices, a chance encounter with a couple seeking an abortion propels him into an external landscape brimming with promise and paradox. John Irving's powerful narrative unravels the tapestry of a young man's life as he confronts the intricate web of relationships, responsibilities, and the contentious moral dilemmas of his time.

  • Fiction
  • Drama
  • Ethics
  • Adoption
  • Friendship
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