pickWhat‘s better than a book about books? A laugh out loud book about books, particularly Russian books. And Russian authors. Viv Groskop brings these eleven books and authors to life and gives me a renewed belief that I CAN read War and Peace. Informative and scholarly without being pedantic. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
pickEach chapter focuses on a work of Russian literature, mostly novels but a play and poetry collection or two sneak in as well. The author writes about her own life and experience with Russia, and I honestly skipped it sometimes to focus on the literary commentary. ↘️
Do you look for helpful lessons from Russian literature? No? Maybe you should?!?! I‘m so interested in reading this one, as Groskop touches on handling situations like Inner Conflict or Unrequited Love by reading Russian literature. #WonderfulLife #RedRoseSeptember
Was crying with suppressed laughter reading this on the subway.
“‘No one has had a chance to read the book, but it‘s essential contents are already known,‘ said Brezhnev. He could have had a great time writing Amazon reviews.”
Or Goodreads😂😂
The Anna Karenina Fix: Life Lessons from Russian Literature | 
