Book Review of Orlando by Virginia Woolf

Why read Orlando? It is a portrait of a person freer than any literary character I’ve ever read. Orlando’s life is androgynous and the detached tone of writing offers an enlightened perspective on human complexity and sexuality. It is a labyrinth of many selves; as verdant and beautiful as the sound of leaves rustling in a thick forest; as magnificent as a tidal wave; and as resilient and eternal as the wind that stirs one and enrages the other.

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[lisaaamay]

The way you articulate your thoughts on the book is amazing!

[danielblanquer]

As a Spanish student who wants to get deeply in touch with Virginia's literature and works I loved so much your review, how you simplify the main plot, and your perspective of Virginia's writing.

[SWMJ]

this was an amazing analysis thank you so much!!

[ellie_skygrllekk]

Finally someone understand " Orlando "💕

[falkbjörn]

awesome stuff, i love this analytical style — now i’m gonna go watch the rest of your videos too

[saikiranmoola]

Wowww, I'm so amazed by your review. I loved it how you portrayed.

[orianstewart]

Brilliant review! really helped with my Uni essay. I would refer to Orlando as a woman though. She is transgender and therefore, should be referred to with she/her pronouns! :)