Description
John Updike masterfully revisits Harry "Rabbit" Angstrom in this Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, finding his iconic character grappling with the realities of late middle age. As Rabbit navigates health concerns, family turmoil, and a changing America, he searches for meaning and purpose in a world that feels increasingly uncertain. Through Updike's signature prose, the novel explores themes of aging, family dynamics, and the search for redemption against the backdrop of a nation in transition. This poignant and insightful work solidifies Rabbit's place as one of American literature's most enduring figures.
Available Editions
paperback
Random House Trade Paperbacks
Published Aug 27, 1996
609 pages
ISBN: 9780449911945
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Details
First Published
1990
Language
eng
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for Rabbit at Rest by John Updike.