Mooskopf: Erzählung

by Anja Tuckermann

German

105 pages, Perfect Paperback

First published January 1, 1988

Reviews

[Molly]

I like how it’s written: It changes between “Rinka” and “I” sometimes, which makes it even more emotional. Also, I like how all her feelings against herself and men are explained. Because of the explanations, I can really understand how she feels. Whereas some books, the explanations don’t connect to yourself at all, which takes away feelings that could have been there (if that makes sense). Finally, it was interesting that the book was set a while ago, since it was very interesting to read about how society in Germany (and many other places in the world I suppose) was back then, especially for women.