The Yellow Wall-Paper
Ratings21
Average rating4
Ah, my newly discovered literary treasure! It's disheartening to see how these stories still resonate in our present era. Each story features patriarchal princes, whose actions reflect the prevailing norms and power dynamics of their time. Sadly, we still witness similar attitudes in certain corners of Pakistani society, where women are perceived as possessions or objects to be controlled. Those who continue to believe in women's inferiority are misguided, unaware of the progress we should be embracing.
This book was a good read but I was little confused by the end, it ended very quickly and abruptly. I read this book without any background or synopsis and I didn't know how much page this book has because I read on kindle, and I always hid the page no. when I read the book, I know I have to read the synopsis first, I always do but, this book was on sale on kindle so I bought without even thinking twice.
Anyways leave all this shit and I'll say this I was a little overwhelmed by this book, I heard lot of good this about this book that made my expectations very high. But in all senses it was a good read, I have to read it twice to fully enjoy the book. But so far what I have read and understand I'll say that the style of the writing is very good and the story in itself is amazing.
So in conclusion I'll recommend this book to everyone but I'll say don't start this book with high expectations. Maybe after second read I'll give this 4 stars.