The Jungle

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The graphic novel adaptation vividly portrays the struggles of immigrants in Chicago's early twentieth-century meatpacking industry, highlighting their harsh realities and exploitation. Upton Sinclair's original 1906 novel, known for sparking significant social reform, remains relevant as it addresses ongoing concerns about labor and food safety. Kristina Gehrmann's illustrations breathe new life into this classic, inviting readers to experience Sinclair's impactful story from a fresh perspective while emphasizing its historical significance and enduring themes.