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Pros & Cons

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Pros

The writing is vigorous and lyrical. It lacks pretentious vocabulary but remains lyrical and beautiful. It's a no brainer! This is the kind of story that can make you a better writer, a better story teller.

Circe is the daughter of the sun god helios and an ocean *, *. The author creates a tangible world for the reader and a refresher course on mythology. It truly feels like you are reading from the perspective of a goddess versus a mortal.

Madeline miller weaves her magic like a circe enchantment. The story of circe that miller creates is an engrossing tale.

Cons

I confess i am 30 pages from the end, and i am having to put the book down for how terrible and toxic the messaging has become. I agree with whoever posted the video saying there was a horrible lime green sticker that cannot come off the cover. The du... Read More

Circe is the most passive and desperate for a lover female character i've ever read. She spends most of the book both * uncontrollably over heroes and then lambasting them. It reminds me of a bad imitation of edith hamilton mythology.

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Highlights

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Quality

A great read for those familiar with the take it is based upon and for those seeking remembrance

Many of charactersthink greek godsare very unlikeable

Circe becomes a powerful sorceress with the ability to use her considerable knowledge of herbs to turn her enemiez into animals

Packaging/appearance

Oh and i could here the screeching of the swines

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This product had a total of 74,158 reviews as of our last analysis date on Nov 27 2023.