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I havent given this a star rating because I genuinely have no idea what I'd give it. It reads like a really poorly written y/n fanfiction, complete with the tiny, frail, beautiful but thinks she's ugly main character. I have to commend Margaret Cavendish for being the first female author in the UK to publish under her own name, but I genuinely have no idea what I've just read
Such a beautiful writing style. Has the wit, humour and absurdity of Shakespeare. Cavendish was such a talented writer, her personal philosophy is interwoven throughout- what a woman. And it was written in the mid-1600's and still manages to hold up today!!!!!!