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Ale Andrade aleffeandrade — This would have got 5 stars but I don't like Consuelo and thought her part in the story was stupid.

Rebe Wong rebewyt — J'ai adoré ! Pour un 1er tome c'est excellent ! J'ai hâte de lire la suite !!

Lana Sheehan _ana_esign — ** spoiler alert ** I've been meaning to read this classic for years. It always shows up on those "100 best books of all time lists" and I've felt guilty for not reading it. I enjoyed it. It's beautifully written, although Hardy does lay it on pretty thick sometimes. Also, it occasionally reads like propaganda for his particular social agenda - I wish that had been a little less transparent. I often felt anxious, that the book should move forward more quickly, instead of endless languishing on passages about Tess punishing herself. But I think it's written that way on purpose and I appreciate what it's doing. But ultimately Tess irritated me too much, too much of a victim. So many problems could have been avoided with a little less pride, a little more self-worth. [Warning: spoiler ahead] It was sad, but I wasn't really emotionally connected to it. The breaking point for me was when immediately after parting with Tess, Clare meets Izz on the road and proposes to take her as his lover. I found it totally bizarre. For me, that made the story about two fools instead of true love thwarted by the rules of an unfair society.

Naomi Burgess nat215c703 — I kept expecting this book to get better because I really like her other books. . .it just didn't. The main character is a brat from the start and doesn't change! A depressing book!

W Navarro wnavarrol44b0 — About halfway through and it's pretty good so far. I didn't dig the dream sequences but the *very* clever reason for Liberty I's crashing more than makes up for it. Looking forward to possibly finishing this up tonight.

Julia Korotkova juliaisokaystill — I read this book as part of an assignment recommended by one of my professors in college, shameful that I didn't read it prior to the suggestion. I actually was so moved that I visited the Holocaust Museum in Washington and cried the entire time.