Is Marriage Necessary? (1947), written by a divorce court judge, is a profound and emotional examination of marriage, its evolving nature, and its challenges. This book doesn’t shy away from the raw, messy truths about human relationships and the vulnerabilities they expose. It reflects on love, societal expectations, and the frailty of human emotions, offering […]
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Brave New World by Aldous Huxley was a tough read for me, particularly at the start. The first few pages felt like they were all over the place, leaving me confused and struggling to grasp what was happening. The world Huxley created seemed chaotic, and I had a hard time getting into the rhythm of
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The Age of the Tail by H. Aleen Smith, is one of the most absurd books I’ve ever read, yet it cleverly mirrors human behavior and societal norms. This satirical novel explores a world where humans grow tails, unraveling the bizarre reactions of governments, media and individuals. Published in the 1941, the book tells the
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