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emestes 's review for:
Anna Karenina
by Leo Tolstoy
This book is so deeply phenomenal and so rich. And Anna and Vronsky are possibly the least interesting part! Tolstoy does an incredible job of writing about the human condition with such brutal honesty that you can’t help but love and sympathize with every single character at both their best and worst. The book also made me laugh out loud multiple times, including at Stiva’s predilection for sending drunk telegrams. Human behavior is a constant throughout the centuries.