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A review by mae_inlove
Outline by Rachel Cusk
4.0
Each one of us has a story to tell, each one of us have their own version of truth and each one of us have their own suffering.
This book started off as dull(it had some really cliché ideas that you could encounter in an average book) but then after the fifth chapter it got really interesting and fun.
It was one of them books that left me thinking a bit after certain paragraphs.
What I enjoyed the most was how the author kept switching between stories (it made it interesting for me).
Even though I am no parent nor a married/divorced woman, i felt that i could relate to so many things in this book such as the femininity crisis, the times when you even lose ur will to try, the affection seeking, the way i have to give up certain things for things that matter to me, the burden you put on urself just to please ur loved ones but it never matters to them etc…
To conclude this book felt like therapy somehow.
This book started off as dull(it had some really cliché ideas that you could encounter in an average book) but then after the fifth chapter it got really interesting and fun.
It was one of them books that left me thinking a bit after certain paragraphs.
What I enjoyed the most was how the author kept switching between stories (it made it interesting for me).
Even though I am no parent nor a married/divorced woman, i felt that i could relate to so many things in this book such as the femininity crisis, the times when you even lose ur will to try, the affection seeking, the way i have to give up certain things for things that matter to me, the burden you put on urself just to please ur loved ones but it never matters to them etc…
To conclude this book felt like therapy somehow.