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Quote: “We thought we had such serious problems.  How could we know that we are happy? "

Why: to rethink the world we live in.
What the book is about: The events of this dystopia develop in a future where women have no rights, no voice, no bank accounts and no jobs, they are not allowed to meet friends, go jogging or have a picnic, they cannot even read.  The only function they had left was the role of maids.  Absolutely fantastic, right?  But for some reason, while reading, somewhere in the depths of the soul, everything grows cold from the thought that someday something like this might happen.  That is why the book will not leave anyone indifferent.

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Quote: "She always gave herself good advice, even though she rarely followed it."

Why read: in order to realize all the illogicality of our world through the prism of the fairy kingdom.

What the book is about: a story familiar to most about the girl Alice, who drank a magic drink and, having decreased in size, ended up in a fairy kingdom with unusual characters.  Many unexpected discoveries await her there, which are becoming "more and more wonderful."
But you should not take this work solely as a children's fairy tale.  The book is much deeper than it seems at first glance, and it's time to re-read it.  You will be surprised to discover new facets and subtle humor of the author.  It is best to refer to the original to get the most out of the pun.

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Very good 😍😍😍😍

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Quote: "The ladies love to break the heart from time to time, - almost just like getting married. It gives food for reflection and allocates them among the girlfriends.
" Why read: to understand why get married.
What is the book:  since 1813, when this novel was first published, the army of his admirers is only growing. An unexpected history of love and English humor - two components of success. The main heroine Elizabeth Bennet is an atypical girl for England of the XIX century. She does not really believe in real love, so Ironia refers to the attempts of his mother to issue it and four sisters successfully married. Elizabeth wonderingly comments on the morals of the English society of that time. Her system collapses when she meets Mr. Darcy, having passed the way from hate to tremble love. By the way, it is to this novel that there is a reference in the film "Bridget Jones Diary". If you have not read, it's time to enjoy English romantics and a classic syllable.