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A review by 21stcenturyfox
First Love by Ivan Turgenev
3.0
I haven't got around to review this yesterday so I'll do it now.
First Love is well, exactly what it says on the tin. A young boy of 16 falling in love with a giggly coquettish, and somewhat quaint, young princess who got a taste for playing (both ways) with the bachelors who were as madly in love with her. In todays world they would say that the princess got a herd of simps behind her, despite not being that good of a person and likes to toy around with those men.
The boy spoke of her fervently and poetically, just like a young boy drunken in love would, the writing is beautiful, I wish someone would speak about me like that.
First Love is well, exactly what it says on the tin. A young boy of 16 falling in love with a giggly coquettish, and somewhat quaint, young princess who got a taste for playing (both ways) with the bachelors who were as madly in love with her. In todays world they would say that the princess got a herd of simps behind her, despite not being that good of a person and likes to toy around with those men.
The boy spoke of her fervently and poetically, just like a young boy drunken in love would, the writing is beautiful, I wish someone would speak about me like that.