"maids" Kathryn Stockett
My joyful reading ...
From 12 posts not written any negative reviews, that since the historic entry of Nesbo . And so far nothing indicates a pogrom, or moderate optimism. Though it worries me that last walk up to any text with the same enthusiasm as if I was reading the same Nobel Prize winners pisujących anti-Proust czytadła . And perhaps this is the result of my perfect and infallible literary taste (of course!), Possibly worth a damn or simply lost, in recent times, instinct, and I'm wrong ( then save me! ). And although today it would not be so joyful and delightful as the recent reviews mounted, but it will be fine. Well.
Czytadło excellent with a touch of deep reflection
"maids" this book, which deserve to be called "czytadło excellent with a touch of deep reflection ." The text, which reads in a flash of lunatic obstinacy wades into the last pages of the book wondering along the way, even distrustful, that racism (abutteth about slavery) was possible on such a scale back in the sixties of last century. And that's where! In the United States of America. Unbelievable. But one by one ...
Feature situation
Text Stockett is a book about three women. Two black, the title for Aibileen and daughter of Minna and white cotton grower Skeeter. The former are trying to fight with everyday problems, not podpaść you, live from the distribution below the national average. The second girl on the issue, not very handsome, which generally does not agree with the assumptions of racial segregation. The turning point, an event that will combine the heroine "a matter of toilets" . Toilets, which the initiative Sketter best friend, to be a separate room for "colored." After yet another humiliating incident patience runs out and heroines revenge proves to be a piece of delicious peach pie . Begin for "fall" and the secrets of white, stubbornly madman would write down Skeeter. The rate of shares to squeeze in an armchair, bed or whatever either.
liked the ...
"maids" this unusual manifestation of the American South. Far from idyllic, known for "Gone with the Wind " . Stockett in a frank and brutal manner presents the prevailing relationship holds up a "colored servants" and "white state". Behavior (more accurately - an anti-conservation), which in the sixties no small rights have taken place. Writer also managed to create a colorful and dynamic figures. As even explosive and outspoken Minna. The American book is also worth attention, at least in the Polish translation (and here the translator Margaret applause Hesko - Kłodziński), the language layer of the novel. Dialects, a form of expression heroines bring us closer to a world of hot sun and the south. And at the end of the last big plus is a novel by the author to create a sense of instability reality. There comes a time of change. In the background somewhere hear the sound of Bob Dylan's ballad and rock sound of The Rolling Stones .
I did not like ...
Always read the contemporary American novel, I feel that they are written by a specific feature schema. As if all their authors have passed the course "Contemporary prose - how to write a bestseller" . I had similar feelings when I read "Water for Elephants" . This kind of literary outline makes the book a bit of the ocean include For me a note of falsity.
Applications
"maids" can read. Especially as it has time during the summer, as a potential reader will be closer to the American South and skwaru with the purity of the heart see the movie based on the novel, which has just premiered in August. Therefore, it can, but how is the choice Faulkner, it is better Faulkner.
I let play Bob Dylan (the team)!
And then another trailer of "The Help"
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