Classic Books on Human Psyche

While books often serve as an effective tool to unwind; there are a few stories that transport you beyond the conventions of a typical day's interests. Think about putting them on your bucket list because these books will not fail to capture your intrigue as you explore a world of the human psyche's narratives written like other!

One Flew Over One the Cuckoo's Nest Flew (1962)

Over Written by Ken Kesey, the novel is considered the Cuckoo's a masterpiece by many critics. The book's plot Nest is set in a psychiatric hospital and focuses KEN KESEY mainly on Randle Patrick McMurphy, who fakes insanity to serve his sentence in a hospital rather than a prison. The narrative highlights different aspects of the human mind such as psychology, philosophy and sociology. It also puts institutional processes into perspective as the readers witness how the mental institute suppresses its patients rather than communicating and understanding them. The book is one of its kind, with a climax that is sure to astound you.

A Clockwork Orange (1962)