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Howards End
by E.M. Forster
by E.M. Forster
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There were some strikingly-beautiful bouts of prose in here, but overall I was not very excited about this book. I think Forster may have been trying to be sympathetic to women--there was a weird sentence about how nobody realizes how painful childbirth is--but the attitudes of the male leads were heavily misogynistic and largely ugly.
I didn't understand Margaret and Henry's (view spoiler)
There were some strikingly-beautiful bouts of prose in here, but overall I was not very excited about this book. I think Forster may have been trying to be sympathetic to women--there was a weird sentence about how nobody realizes how painful childbirth is--but the attitudes of the male leads were heavily misogynistic and largely ugly.
I didn't understand Margaret and Henry's (view spoiler)
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