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leafblade's review
2.0
NEW REVIEW: 2020
I was very very interested in the first part that takes some bits and pieces from A room of one's own. But I felt like the rest of the book strayed away from the point, and was just an excuse to make itself seem thicker (which it isn't at all, I think it's like 115 pages long).
So I'm not changing my rating of 2/5 stars. Which is sad, because I reread it bc I thought I was too dumb the first time around to understand it, but that wasn't the case. I just was uninterested. But I did get to annotate the first part so I'm glad I reread Liberty, even if it's only because of that.
FIRST REVIEW: 2017
The complexity of the writing just wasn't for me. How can y'all natives read things like these please teach me or transfer me your brain
I was very very interested in the first part that takes some bits and pieces from A room of one's own. But I felt like the rest of the book strayed away from the point, and was just an excuse to make itself seem thicker (which it isn't at all, I think it's like 115 pages long).
So I'm not changing my rating of 2/5 stars. Which is sad, because I reread it bc I thought I was too dumb the first time around to understand it, but that wasn't the case. I just was uninterested. But I did get to annotate the first part so I'm glad I reread Liberty, even if it's only because of that.
FIRST REVIEW: 2017
The complexity of the writing just wasn't for me. How can y'all natives read things like these please teach me or transfer me your brain
biancasecuiu's review
4.0
why was i just now introduced to the iconic Virginia Woolf when this book has been sitting in my bookshelf for the past 6+ years