Bodily Harm

Some wonderful moments, particularly the descriptions of her feelings about her body after cancer, but a bit Mills and Boon-y in parts which let it down for me.

Another beautiful Atwood read. I am really enjoying reading her earlier works.

Margaret Atwood is better than this book. Reads like a feminist romance novel. Main character is unlikable, her problems do not evoke sympathy. I guess that's okay to not like the characters, but it just seems like Atwood drags them all along to the end. Also, everything feels extremely dated. I'm just really glad that Atwood has gotten consistently better since this book.

it's kinda stark. too stark and boring