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k_devereaux99 's review for:
Dracula
by Bram Stoker
If anyone needs an example of a male author who has written men simping over women, this is it.
Lots of men holding hands, men promising to die for women that they have known 24 hours and men thinking that women having a ‘male brain’ is a compliment.
This book is of course not written for a 21st century audience but I just wanted Bram to pick a side! Religion or science? Psychology or pseudoscience? Feminism or misogyny? Brought up lots of interesting topics and it was fun to note elements included in this book that were contextual to the time it was written, I loved the explanatory notes! Also, some amazing lines followed by some very repetitive ones.
This is the first book that I really don’t know how to rate so I’m just going to leave it with no stars, I’m glad I read it even if it did take me a while!
Lots of men holding hands, men promising to die for women that they have known 24 hours and men thinking that women having a ‘male brain’ is a compliment.
This book is of course not written for a 21st century audience but I just wanted Bram to pick a side! Religion or science? Psychology or pseudoscience? Feminism or misogyny? Brought up lots of interesting topics and it was fun to note elements included in this book that were contextual to the time it was written, I loved the explanatory notes! Also, some amazing lines followed by some very repetitive ones.
This is the first book that I really don’t know how to rate so I’m just going to leave it with no stars, I’m glad I read it even if it did take me a while!