Listen, this book was transformative for me. Steig was able to encapsulate a character that all women, at one time or another in their life, they wish they could be. When you consider that 1 in 4 (or is it 3) women will be assaulted in their lifetime, you best believe we all wanted to be Lisbeth in these moments.
I am assuming your reading group is men, correct? I wonder if the women's take on these books would be different? Interesting to think about.
Thanks so much for your write ups, they are truly insightful and appreciated.
Listen, this book was transformative for me. Steig was able to encapsulate a character that all women, at one time or another in their life, they wish they could be. When you consider that 1 in 4 (or is it 3) women will be assaulted in their lifetime, you best believe we all wanted to be Lisbeth in these moments.
I am assuming your reading group is men, correct? I wonder if the women's take on these books would be different? Interesting to think about.
Thanks so much for your write ups, they are truly insightful and appreciated.