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“Anna Karenina was about how there were two kinds of men: men who liked women (Vronsky, Oblonsky) and men who didn’t really like women (Levin). Vronsky made Anna feel good about herself, at first, because he loved women so much, but he didn’t love her in particular enough, so she had to kill herself. Levin, by contrast, was awkward, boring, and kind of a pain, seemingly more interested in agriculture than in Kitty, but in fact he was a more reliable partner, because in the bottom of his heart he didn’t really like women. So Anna made the wrong choice and Kitty made the right choice.”
― The Idiot
― The Idiot
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Maelee’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Maelee’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Classics, Fantasy, Fiction, Historical fiction, History, Mystery, Non-fiction, Poetry, Psychology, Romance, and Travel
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