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My expectations might have been too high when I started this novel. It's regularly in those lists of books one has to read before dying, a modern classic, a particularly must-read for any feminist.
Atwood is clearly very astute. The environment that she imagines is so chilling because it feels like it could actually happen, and it certainly gives food for thought. I've read a number of reviews that credit this novel with converting them to feminism.
Perhaps for an existing feminist it's less surpr ...more
Atwood is clearly very astute. The environment that she imagines is so chilling because it feels like it could actually happen, and it certainly gives food for thought. I've read a number of reviews that credit this novel with converting them to feminism.
Perhaps for an existing feminist it's less surpr ...more
Mar 01, 2020
Jackie
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it was amazing
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I read this book when it originally was published. After seeing the show on Hulu, I wanted to read the book again.
Jan 29, 2020
Carolyn
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really liked it
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Jul 04, 2014
Jonathan
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