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A review by thebookishbabbler
Dystopia Utopia Short Stories by Dave Golder, Jack London, Richard Jefferies, Samuel Butler, Gerri Leen, Claude Lalumière, Robert W. Chambers, Jeff Parsons, M. Darusha Wehm, Edward Bellamy, Sarah Lyn Eaton, Konstantine Paradias, Kelsey Shannahan, Carolyn Charron, J.M. Templet, Voltaire, Nidhi Singh, Thomas More, Kim Antieau, Michelle Kaseler, Steve Carr, Mary Shelley, Megan Dorei, Rudyard Kipling, Jeremy Szal, Fyodor Dostoevsky, Andrew J. Wilson, Russ Thorne, William Morris, Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain
3.0
Trigger warning - racial slurs
I wasn't sure what to expect going into Kim but I did enjoy what I got. This is a great story about a boy coming into his own. It is steeped in religion with the tiniest hint of politics. As always I loved Rudyard Kipling's flowing narrative but this story didn't stick quite as well as his other books. I sill really enjoyed this book though.
I wasn't sure what to expect going into Kim but I did enjoy what I got. This is a great story about a boy coming into his own. It is steeped in religion with the tiniest hint of politics. As always I loved Rudyard Kipling's flowing narrative but this story didn't stick quite as well as his other books. I sill really enjoyed this book though.