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Jacob's Room is a novel by Virginia Woolf that was first published in 1922. This novel, which is known as the first innovative and outstanding work of Woolf, tells the story of a young and sensitive man named Jacob Flanders. The story of Jacob's life, character, and friends in a series of memorable scenes and moments, from childhood, spending his college days in Cambridge, romantic relationships in London, and trips to Greece to the tragic events of the war, with the charming and pleasant prose of Woolf. are depicted. The book Jacob's Room brought up the name of Virginia Woolf as a symbolist writer with very poetic prose; A great writer who focused not on the plot or various events, but on the mental and psychological realms of the characters in his stories.