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Sharry Wang 304177988920c — Andrew can't get enough of this series. We've had them now since summer and its his "go to" book a lot of the time. Think I've got a future vet on my hands.

Mila Mila bxbygirl20ac29 — الكتاب جداً رائع - ولو أن لدي بعض التحفظات على بعض آرائه - أعجبني لدرجة أن أنهيته في أقل من يومين! كان مميزاً من ناحية التسلسل والإنتقال من فكرة إلى أخرى ، ومشجعاً لي لقراءة بقية مؤلفات الكاتب .

Che Rita che_rita — I enjoyed it!

Sophie Van sophievanassche — I adored this book the first time I read it, as a college sophomore, back in 2005. I loved it so much I read it again just a year and a half later during the summer before my senior year. Despite claiming it as my favorite book for the past decade, I honestly had no real recollection of its details beyond that the writing is, in fact, incredibly detailed—purposeful—and that Gloria is a wonder to uncover. Amidst a recent reading funk, I decided to pick it up again, as a "proper adult," to see if my perspective on Gloria's coming-of-age had changed. I do still love this. But I definitely read it as much darker this time. There's a raw, sexual undercurrent that runs through Gloria's world and asserts itself as power struggles and personal crises. Gloria is a young woman in an era that is on the cusp of change for women, and Maillard writes to those conflicts, both on society in general but specifically her upper-class country club upbringing. Gloria is an enigma—a young woman that has carefully crafted a personae to an audience—but she's an enigma to herself as well. She's uncertain of her own place and how expectations clash with her own interests and way of thought; she rejects the expectation of early marriage but lacks confidence in a life outside the norm. At 630+ pages, this re-read was a heavier commitment than I expected. It's not a quick read by any means. Gloria is an intellect, and large sections delve into academic discourse on authors and poets. It is, however, a satisfying deeply multi-layered story of a girl who would seem, to a stranger, entirely ordinary but is, as you discover, anything but.