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Jacob's Room is how Woolf depicts the life of Jacob Flanders through the other characters and how those different view points influence the reader's perception of Jacob and his character. Woolf's writing is filled with deep description and implied meanings and even as someone who has found other classics hard to digest in the past, I found the meaning behind the words shone through and showed how the very characteristics that Jacob sometimes displayed lead Victorian society to war and to Jacob's implied death as a Soldier on the battlefield in The Great War. Jacob’s Room was a reading experience that I found both engaging and thought-provoking and now having read this and Orlando I certainly plan to continue my exploration into the works of Virginia Woolf.

Aijai, ihana lukea Ginnyä pitkästä aikaa. En edes muista tästä mitään, liittyy jotenkin tyyliin, joka on kuin elokuvakohtauksia hitaalla ja tarkalla kameralla. 

Loved the writing in this but found everything else about it just mind-numbingly boring