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Ira Levin: Rosemary's Baby (1967, Signet) 4 stars

She is a housewife—young, healthy, blissfully happy. He is an actor—charismatic and ambitious. The spacious, …

Review of "Rosemary's Baby" on 'Goodreads'

2 stars

This book was pretty predictable. Rosemary was a flakey woman who believed everything that everyone told her. This includes her creepy neighbors. I don't like the light that they put witchcraft in in the story, and I didn't really even like any of the characters. Rosemary's husband didn't even care about her all that much because he cared way more about his acting. I know that this book was written in a different time, but I guess I don't really like to read books about stupid airheads with uncaring workaholic husbands. I think the author ran out of ideas, and the ending fell pretty flat. The movie is way better.