War And Peace. Review on War And Peace - Leo Tolstoy

War and Peace .

Very very bore

War and Peace

This book is bloated old bit of poo. How this even got distributed in any case is past me, considerably less how it has been viewed as a "work of art" for quite a long time.

I had perused this was 1400 pages of Tolstoy giving his perusers a dry, exhausting relate of the French attack of Russia yet I didn't trust it. I wish I had trusted it. Not just is War and Peace a rest prompting address on much an excess of points of view of this war, it likewise comes complete with Tolstoy's endless butt-in sections that he uses to drive his supposition on us of France, Napoleon, Alexander, Russia itself, religion, legislative issues, affection, family, and whatever else that clearly rung a bell.

This was more terrible than a reading material. This was a course book that accompanied the irritating, obstinate teacher worked in! The main somewhat fascinating parts of this book were the lives of Natasha and Ellen and that records for perhaps 15% of the aggregate. This book is so terrible it has two epilogs. That in that spot ought to be cautioning enough to you to stay far, far from War and Peace. Try not to be as imbecilic as me.

I wish I had never lifted this up. I am an angrier, more critical individual for it. On the off chance that Tolstoy wasn't at that point dead, I would wish him so