Well, after finishing Crime and Punishment I'm finally 3/4 of the way through the original 100 books. Maybe in a couple years I'll actually finish the list... Anyway, I enjoyed the book for the most part. Maybe one of the biggest difficulties in reading it was all the Russian names.... they're so confusing sometimes. The story follows a young man Raskolnikov as he plans a murder and afterward as the consequences play on his psyche. I liked that part but there were just too many characters that weren't directly involved or had their own plots going on too. Plus I don't get why Sonya is so loyal to this guy that she just met and is a confessed murderer. B+
Thursday, February 28, 2019
Book # 21 - Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky
Well, after finishing Crime and Punishment I'm finally 3/4 of the way through the original 100 books. Maybe in a couple years I'll actually finish the list... Anyway, I enjoyed the book for the most part. Maybe one of the biggest difficulties in reading it was all the Russian names.... they're so confusing sometimes. The story follows a young man Raskolnikov as he plans a murder and afterward as the consequences play on his psyche. I liked that part but there were just too many characters that weren't directly involved or had their own plots going on too. Plus I don't get why Sonya is so loyal to this guy that she just met and is a confessed murderer. B+
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