Tess of the d'Urbervilles

One of the defining books of that time along with dollhouse and the awakening among other things this is the book that Ivory read a few times since being asked to read it in high school. I went to an old girls school and it was nice to have books focused on on women Weight Tessa’s story was. However, now in 2025 I don’t know if it’s because I’m older now or if it’s because the times of finally changed thank God. It was how much harder to read this time. I love this book in high school but now it’s like the hypocrisy which is why is such an important book is just a little bit too much to deal with now after the me two culture and the double standard and just being fed up with a double standard we went today even though we have got a long way to go sure a lot better off than the women of 130 years agoI used talk to text for this review.

While this book was a decent read, I found myself having to go back and re read parts to figure out what was going or what just happened.