The Handmaid's Tale (Cliffs Notes) by Mary Ellen Snodgrass
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Book Summary Author: Mary Ellen Snodgrass Edition: Paperback Audio: English (Unknown); English (Original Language); English (Published) Published: 1994-10-31 ISBN: 0822005727 Number of pages: 88 Publisher: Cliffs Notes |
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Book Reviews of the The Handmaid's Tale (Cliffs Notes)
Customer Review: This book wasn't worth reading in my opinion
Summary: 1 Stars
The author of "The Handmaids Tale," Margaret Atwood, left a lot to be desired, such as, closure, well-rounded characters, and an interesting way of expanding her plot. The one thing this book did have going for it is a good plot, and even this was ruined by the monotonous tone of the writer's imagination. The idea that a world that horrible exist is a valiant effort, but much more time needed spent with the small details and not so much on the painfully obvious ones.