annesofie35's review against another edition

DID NOT FINISH: 32%

Horrible male writing females.
slow-paced
Plot or Character Driven: Character
Strong character development: No
Loveable characters: No
Diverse cast of characters: No
Flaws of characters a main focus: N/A

Fanny Hill, my lovelies, was a free book I came across on my e-reader. It was written in England in 1748. I figured, English 1748 … might be a nice historical read. Or then again … DEFINITELY not!

I mean, wowzers, color me surprised. Honestly, I did not know novels of this sort were allowed to be published in those buttoned-up days {perhaps they were not so buttoned-up??}. All I know is I sat on my train, blushing. Whatever I may have been expecting, I was definitely not expecting so vivid a story. Fanny, in short, was a prostitute — though not by choice. She, through a letter format, shares her life story in exquisite, specific, honest –somehow bordering on innocent — detail ... Read More Here.

I mean, I was expecting exposure of the value of women's sexuality and more meaningful scenes, but it was mainly sex sex sex. Fair enough, it's an erotica, but it was a bit vulgar sometimes... could've sat through it and read in one sitting had it not made me feel so icky xD

Interesting. Learned some new words!

This is by far the dirtiest book I have ever read. I should've been repulsed by it, but it was such great fun.

Ridiculous, occasionally funny

One of the dirtiest books I've read 😂
Quick read but pretty inaccessible use of language- far too many words to make one simple point!
adventurous emotional sad medium-paced

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*Popsugar 2015 Reading Challenge*
**A Banned Book**

When reading Fanny Hill I had no trouble understanding why it had once been banned. The story and plot were a quite thin, but my oh my was it steamy!