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A review by kerri_reads
The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde
5.0
"There is no such thing as a moral or an immoral book. Books are well written, or badly written. That is all"
I picked up A Picture of Dorian Gray on a whim, and I was blown away by how unbelievably good it was.
Captivated by his own portrait, major drama queen and absolute stunner Dorian Gray wishes for eternal youth and beauty. As he sinks into a life of greed, debauchery and scandal, Dorian retains his youth and vigor, while the painting bears the signs of ageing. The picture, hidden away, becomes his hideous, obsessive secret.
I picked up A Picture of Dorian Gray on a whim, and I was blown away by how unbelievably good it was.
Captivated by his own portrait, major drama queen and absolute stunner Dorian Gray wishes for eternal youth and beauty. As he sinks into a life of greed, debauchery and scandal, Dorian retains his youth and vigor, while the painting bears the signs of ageing. The picture, hidden away, becomes his hideous, obsessive secret.