Alias Grace - Margaret Atwood - A Short Summary & Review

A short summary of the book Alias Grace:

What murder?  Oh, that murder!  Yeah,  I don't remember anything about it.

My favorite Margaret Atwood quote from the book:

"If we were on trial for our thoughts, we would all be hanged."



Questions I pondered while reading the book:

Are women still locked into the roles of the good, the bad, and the crazy?

Why is ethnicity bashing the go-to method of demeaning someone?

My review of the book Alias Grace:

Ambiguity

Did she?

Victim or criminal?


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