João Vitor Silveira Ribeiro
The book is intended to be a satire, but I personally didn't perceive that while reading, making it somewhat challenging to grasp.
The book lacks a coherent plot, and the characters are not deeply developed, giving the impression that it is about nothing. Although some chapters are interesting, they do not make up for the overall tediousness of the book, despite it being well-written.
If you want to read Aldous Huxley, I recommend starting with his more famous works, such as "Brave New World."
The book is intended to be a satire, but I personally didn't perceive that while reading, making it somewhat challenging to grasp.
The book lacks a coherent plot, and the characters are not deeply developed, giving the impression that it is about nothing. Although some chapters are interesting, they do not make up for the overall tediousness of the book, despite it being well-written.
If you want to read Aldous Huxley, I recommend starting with his more famous works, such as "Brave New World."