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mustardseed 's review for:
First Love
by Ivan Turgenev
finished half of this book in one sitting, took a few weeks' break, and finished the rest in another sitting. a sharp contrast to exceedingly lengthy and vast russian literature classics (cough anna karenina cough), there's a deftness in the writing that captures with a certain eloquence and precision the growth and emotions of the protagonist. characters are also rendered in a particularly sharp way which works perfectly with the brevity of this book.
from the perspective of a 16 year old boy who falls in love with an older girl, turgenev subverts the idea of "first love" with a twist midway that turns the story on its head.
(a review i particularly like: https://emorywheel.com/classic-books-you-should-read-ivan-turgenevs-first-love/)
from the perspective of a 16 year old boy who falls in love with an older girl, turgenev subverts the idea of "first love" with a twist midway that turns the story on its head.
(a review i particularly like: https://emorywheel.com/classic-books-you-should-read-ivan-turgenevs-first-love/)