James Hilton
What’s inside
James Hilton’s ‘Lost Horizon’ is a classic novel about the mythical utopia of Shangri-La, hidden in the mountain valleys of Tibet, where a group of Westerners find refuge.
You’ll Learn
- Exploration of the idea of utopia and its implications on society
- Insights into human desires for peace and longevity
- Reflection on the contrasts between modern civilization and idealistic societies
- Stimulation of imagination through the vivid depiction of a hidden paradise
Key Points
- Discovery of a mysterious utopia called Shangri-La
- Plane crash leads to the journey into the Himalayas
- The group encounters an enigmatic people with a serene lifestyle
- Revelations of living a long life in Shangri-La
- Philosophical discussions on civilization and humanity
- The struggle between staying in utopia or returning to the world
- The enduring mystery of Shangri-La’s existence
Who’s it For
- Fiction lovers
- Adventure enthusiasts
- Readers interested in utopian themes
- Fans of classic literature
About the author
James Hilton was a bestselling English novelist and Hollywood screenwriter, renowned for works like ‘Goodbye, Mr. Chips’.