A review by alexandracm
Orlando by Virginia Woolf

4.0

Orlando reminds me of the woolf we see in her letters, insanely funny and i’d place the narration near “Jacob’s Room” and “Between the Acts,” which is fitting, because this book comes basically in the middle of her career. As a biography, Woolf deals more implicitly with omission or “the things people don’t say” but I liked it all the same.