Fountainhead by Ayn Rand (1996, Mass Market)

Exactly as described easier to read than my 50+ year old copy!

Nice crisp modern print on white paper.
My 50+ year old copy had faded and the paper had yellowed.
Thanks for keeping this classic alive.
If you have not read this book...highly recommended if you have faith in human beings, human spirit and the ability for each of US to excel...if we are willing.Read full review

interesting book

I can separate this book in three even parts. First one is extremely interesting and being read in days/hours. The second one starts prolonging with some irrelevant stories and descriptions. And the last one was a torture to finish reading, super boring. To me was a great start and disappointing end.Read full review

Definitely good quality for the price

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Great author, great book.

Great book! Very relevant to current events.

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Great book.

Ayn Rand stresses individuality in this book. It is fresh way to look at not doing things the way others do things and the pressure to"conform".

The print is too small

Content is fine, just the letters are too small in this particular paperback.

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Great book, great value

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Fountainhead by Ann Rand

maybe if millennials would read this they would understand what it means to be an independent thinking citizen.
Rand came from Russia and never wanted to see America become Socialist !
She would be disgusted but what the Dems have done to our country.Read full review

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Interesting read and philosophical point of view.

The value for price of this product was excellent.

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The Fountainhead/

It's a book. The good news. I can turn to any page I like any time I like. The bad news. I have to turn the pages manaully. So twenty century