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Sarah Waters recommended Wideacre (The Wideacre Trilogy, #1) in Books (curated)

 
Wideacre (The Wideacre Trilogy, #1)
Wideacre (The Wideacre Trilogy, #1)
Philippa Gregory | 2003 | Romance
7.0 (2 Ratings)
Book Favorite

"A sensational novel in all sorts of ways, this study of gender, history and power was one of the books that made me want to start writing historical fiction of my own."

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Smithie (7 KP) rated The Sims 4 in Video Games

Aug 9, 2017  
The Sims 4
The Sims 4
2017 | Simulation
10
8.3 (72 Ratings)
Video Game Rating Watch
Create a sim (gender options are bomb!!!) (3 more)
Graphics
Mods ;)
All of it
Their "emotions" are too easy to manipulate (0 more)
Hi Maxis it's me Jaimie I'd like my life back
Routinely consumes my life
  
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Eilidh G Clark (177 KP) rated Boy 2 Girl in Books

Jul 2, 2019  
Boy 2 Girl
Boy 2 Girl
Terence Blacker | 2017 | Children, Young Adult (YA)
10
10.0 (1 Ratings)
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It is funny and educational (0 more)
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Full marks for making me laugh out loud
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This book deserved a five star rating because it made me laugh out loud so often. It was a brilliant book and I loved Blacker's use of narrative voice. It is a multiple first person narrative which allows the reader a close and personal account of the characters feelings and emotions, this is particular interesting as there is a mixture of both adult and child characters. The book gives the reader a wonderful insight into gender and demonstrates the way in which gender is socially constructed. It also shows how children can be attracted to other children regardless of gender. As a whole, children are influenced by other children, by characteristics, by confidence and by personality. Children are often put into boxes and treated differently because of gender, this book breaks the rules and it genius. I would highly recommend this book to both adults and children as it may just demonstrate how alike we all are and how society is often too eager to put us into groups.