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Rabbit Is Rich by John Updike follows middle-aged Harry "Rabbit" Angstrom, now managing a successful Toyota dealership in the late 1970s. Living with his wife Janice and mother-in-law Bessie, Harry’s life intertwines with past affairs and family turmoil, including a fraught relationship with his son Nelson. As Harry navigates personal and professional challenges, his search for meaning continues amid changing American socio-economic landscapes. Sensitive topics include extramarital relations, substance use, and accidental death.