Dr. Sionainn’s Reviews > La Petite Fadette > Status Update
Dr. Sionainn
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I LOVE female authors, because, what do you mean that she lectured him and tore him apart so bad that he immediately fell in love with her and had to sit down? It's very Jane Austen, very George Eliot. It's so interesting to think that female authors write love stories where men fall in love with women because they're intelligent and honest, and not because they're beautiful/submissive. We love to see it.
— Mar 21, 2026 09:33AM
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Dr. Sionainn’s Previous Updates
Dr. Sionainn
is on page 241 of 288
If icon and hero Fadette accused me of having a bad heart, I'd gladly jump off a bridge.
— 9 hours, 7 min ago
Dr. Sionainn
is on page 206 of 288
I deserve to kick rocks for how I maligned this book in the beginning. Just the scene where he falls at her feet and begs her not to go is already a 100/10 for me.
— 11 hours, 23 min ago
Dr. Sionainn
is on page 142 of 288
She really ate his ass up with that speech about how, if the world were good and just, they'd judge her for how she acts instead of her appearance. She then says that they call her a witch because she doesn't believe in baseless cruelty towards the small and powerless. Landry deadass had to sit down cause she ripped him a new one like that.
— Mar 21, 2026 04:14AM
Dr. Sionainn
is on page 136 of 288
Ok, I think Petite Fadette should be able to punch Landry AT LEAST ONCE, for his little speech about how her poverty makes her ugly and masculine.
— Mar 21, 2026 02:51AM
Dr. Sionainn
is on page 135 of 288
Everyone is such a dick to Petite Fadette, and they can all go suck a toe.
— Mar 21, 2026 02:46AM
Dr. Sionainn
is on page 92 of 288
Damn, I hope this giant river dividing us from each other isn't symbolic hahahaha....unless....? 👀👀
— Mar 20, 2026 01:26AM
Dr. Sionainn
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This is cute and all, but not really anything special. Maybe that's just my hatred of pastorals talking? I DON'T KNOW.
— Mar 17, 2026 05:06AM
Dr. Sionainn
is on page 32 of 288
It's hard to follow Victor Hugo, and I have a personal dislike of pastoral novels, but I'm ready to be wowed by Queen Sand.
— Mar 10, 2026 05:46AM
