Gleisson Cipriano Cipriano itibaren San Jacinto, Nikaragua
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I was a bit disappointed with this book, but I think that's because I had different expectations. I've enjoyed reading Margaret Atwood, including those works that adapt or play with aspects of folklore or fairy tales. This book is part of a series, and I get the impression it was a bit of a quick project for the author. It is a light, though not frivolous, look at the story of the Odyssey, but from the perspective of Penelope, the long-suffering wife of Odysseus, who is now part of the Underworld. There are also passages from her maids - who were hanged by Odysseus and his son after they had killed all the other suitors who plagued Penelope while her husband was away. I liked the imaginative observations of what life is like in the Underworld, but the chorus interludes from Penelope's maids seem to fall flat. At any rate, it's a quick read and mainly for those who have an interest in Margaret Atwood.
Favorite kinds of books have people explore societies that are Forgein to them. It would be intresting to see how much things have changed since technology has advanced.