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23 de ago. de 2022 · Babel: Or the Necessity of Violence is not only a great book, it is great literature. It deserves to stand with such classics as Oliver Twist and Uncle Tom's Cabin. The book itself is not a difficult read, although difficult to put down. The characters are real human people, as they begin to learn the world around them.
Babel: Or the Necessity of Violence is not only a great book, it is great literature. It deserves to stand with such classics as Oliver Twist and Uncle Tom's Cabin. The book itself is not a difficult read, although difficult to put down. The characters are real human people, as they begin to learn the world around them.
26 de ene. de 2023 · After her tour for “Babel,” Kuang returned to her second year as a Ph.D. student in the department of East Asian languages and literature at Yale. Now she’s gearing up for her next novel ...
7 de feb. de 2024 · Babel is divided into five books. Book 3 has some unforgettable scenes and the best of masterful writing: Robin waiting for one of the Babel professors after being detained, Ramy’s insight into Robin’s actions, Robin’s confrontation with Professor Lovell towards the end of this part.
30 de dic. de 2022 · This book is thought-provoking and and doesn’t shy away from forcing its readers to confront uncomfortable questions. It’s full of beautiful observations about Robin’s chosen family and friendship with classmates Ramy, Lettie, and Victoire, and is extremely smart and well-written. The only thing, for me, that is lacking in Babel, is more ...
1 de sept. de 2022 · It's a perfect book’Alix E. Harrow, bestselling author of A THOUSAND DOORS OF JANUARY ‘A book that confirms Kuang as a major talent’SFX ‘Brainy, brilliant, and fuelled by righteous anger, Babel is a towering tour-de-force of fantasy’DAILY MAIL ‘BABEL has earned tremendous praise and deserves all of it.
23 de ago. de 2022 · ARC was provided by the publisher—Harper Voyager—in exchange for an honest review. Babel was absolutely impressive, ambitious, and intelligently crafted. As unbelievable as it sounds, R.F. Kuang has triumphed over The Poppy War Trilogy—which I loved so much—with this one book. “Language was always the companion of empire, and as such, together they begin, grow, and flourish.
