Reviews and Comments

I truly struggled with this book and I don’t think it gets anywhere truly interesting until the final 50ish pages. Maybe I went into Brave New World with an expectation of what it should be given it has been sold as the most accurate dystopian novel of the early 1900s rather than taking it for what it is. I agree with its points about life needing its ups and downs to be worth living and that rebellion against the system will be absorbed into the system and exploited, especially under capitalism, but it took the longest path to get to those points. Reading and finishing Brave New World gave me the understanding for why I was unable to read Doors of Perception. I don’t think I care all that much for Huxley’s writing style.

keeping up with my dystopian reading lol

heard so much about this book, finally got my copy

a bit short and an easy to read novella. loved it, it felt like a futuristic sci-fi Avatar: The Last Airbender. just good for the soul

short, a little haunting, nothing like c&h and a good in-one-sitting book

really not my favorite. It started off strong, but the ending completely lost both my interest and me as a whole.