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A review by tesco_
I Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman
1.0
This book made me angry.
I’m usually one for a dystopian solo FMC journeys, however the writing style was not for me.
I grew tired of the repetitive nature of the book (I understand that this is part of what the author wants you to feel) it still frustrated me to no end. The attention to detail surrounding certain aspects of the characters observations and complete lack of detail for others was maddening. I wouldn’t recommend this book to anyone looking for a good time or even hoping for an emotional roller coaster cos it was just flat, flat, flat the whole way through.
I’m usually one for a dystopian solo FMC journeys, however the writing style was not for me.
I grew tired of the repetitive nature of the book (I understand that this is part of what the author wants you to feel) it still frustrated me to no end. The attention to detail surrounding certain aspects of the characters observations and complete lack of detail for others was maddening. I wouldn’t recommend this book to anyone looking for a good time or even hoping for an emotional roller coaster cos it was just flat, flat, flat the whole way through.