The message of that book is 'resistance is futile'. Nothing, not even love (per Mr. Blair) is strong enough to resist the power structure. It is propaganda designed to completely crush the spirit without offering even a single remedy.
Under the spreading chestnut tree
I sold you and you sold me.
An extreme totalitarian surveillance state will
eventually converge to punishing acts like extra
marital sex or keeping a diary with personalized
torture until victims are broken beyond any thought
of hostility towards their authority figures.
I'll read Lord of The Rings to my kids and let thoughts of Frodo give them the courage and the hope, and I suppose you can terrorize your kids by reading them about "rat face cages" and betrayals and fear culminating in a sit down in Chestnut Tree cafe drinking Victory Gin.
It's right there in The Party's second-favorite slogan:
Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past.