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I just finished the book, and well it took me a month to read with school and everything going on.
I found the book to be interesting, a difficult read with too much narration at times, but otherwise good.
As for the greek parts of the book, the stereotypes presented are not any different than any other outsider's knowledge. I would not compare it to the slander that pledged gave.
I found it more interesting how Wolfe painted the lead, Charlotte, with no street smarts. The book seemed more anti-feminism than anything. (And I would be using the feminism definition that men and women should be equal, not some super left incorrect definition)
What did anyone else think?
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