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sofiakainz 's review for:
Far from the Madding Crowd
by Thomas Hardy
4.5
oh how I love victorian novels, so much drama and so many words used for descriptions. I was immensely pleased, frustrated, and surprised by all of Hardy’s characters and the situations he put them in. I will say nothing more than 3 facts as to not spoil anything.
1. Gabriel Oak is the best man to ever exist
2. Francis Troy is the worst man to ever exist
3. Bathsheba is an amazing portrayal of women and the complexities of their feelings and emotions
oh how I love victorian novels, so much drama and so many words used for descriptions. I was immensely pleased, frustrated, and surprised by all of Hardy’s characters and the situations he put them in. I will say nothing more than 3 facts as to not spoil anything.
1. Gabriel Oak is the best man to ever exist
2. Francis Troy is the worst man to ever exist
3. Bathsheba is an amazing portrayal of women and the complexities of their feelings and emotions