I'm trying to catch up with all the reviews I need to do of the books I've finished reading. I guess I'll start things off with The Fifty Shades Trilogy.
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| The Fifty Shades Trilogy |
They say this is the series everyone loves to hate. It's either you like it or you don't. To premeditate what I would think of this book, I read reviews of the books online before I bought the box set. A lot of what I read was more of "it's a low form of literature" "This book sucks". However, a book that took it's time on the bestseller's list should be of consideration so I went and tried it out for myself anyway. I was surprised. I liked it ☺ Although there are redundancies (it does get annoying sometimes), if you look beyond the sexual tendencies (I'm still 15 I know lol) of the book, there is actually a story. A story of a tortured man who seeks to control the women he is linked to. Christian Grey is CEO of Grey enterprises and one day he stumbles upon Anastasia Steele. Anastasia interviews Christian as a favor for her friend Kate, who is editor of the school paper. From there, things started heating up. Christian Grey is well.. Controlling.
It's not as bad as everyone says except for some parts that are just too disturbing to handle and again for the repetitive words like the inner Goddess of Anastasia and stuff like that. I don't want to delve into the gist any further in case I might spoil. I don't suggest you read this book if you're not absolutely curious about it.
It's not as bad as everyone says except for some parts that are just too disturbing to handle and again for the repetitive words like the inner Goddess of Anastasia and stuff like that. I don't want to delve into the gist any further in case I might spoil. I don't suggest you read this book if you're not absolutely curious about it.
