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vidhi26p 's review for:
The Invisible Man
by H.G. Wells
I cannot begin to tell you how dull & disappointing this book is. Most classics are (let’s be real) but after the joy of Dracula & Great Gatsby, I have *some* standards at least.
The only saving grace here is how short the book is (sub 200 pages!) and that the plot & writing finally picks up in the last 50 pages or so. Not exactly winning any trophies here, but you’ll end the book feeling good, at the very least.
H. G. Wells, I am so sorely disappointed in your shoddy writing skills & piss poor excuse of a plot. There’s probably fanfictions with invisible men out there that are better.
I really needed to slog my way through this, despite its short length. Entertainment value was very minimal (until the last 25%) and if there was anything in here to gain outside of aforementioned terrible entertainment, I didn’t see it. Pick up at your own risk, I won’t be recommending this to anyone.
The only saving grace here is how short the book is (sub 200 pages!) and that the plot & writing finally picks up in the last 50 pages or so. Not exactly winning any trophies here, but you’ll end the book feeling good, at the very least.
H. G. Wells, I am so sorely disappointed in your shoddy writing skills & piss poor excuse of a plot. There’s probably fanfictions with invisible men out there that are better.
I really needed to slog my way through this, despite its short length. Entertainment value was very minimal (until the last 25%) and if there was anything in here to gain outside of aforementioned terrible entertainment, I didn’t see it. Pick up at your own risk, I won’t be recommending this to anyone.