Virginia Woolf - To the Lighthouse BOOK REVIEW

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[camilorodriguez]

To the Lighthouse is one of my favorite novels. I'm amazed at how you managed to state that you didn't like its depressed tone with an intelligent point of view instead of making a silly rant. I am predictably impressed as always, good sir.

[alext]

I don’t consider Woolf the best novelist I’ve ever read, but she very well might be the best writer I’ve encountered. She just has such an astounding way with words. The sections with Septimus Smith in Mrs. Dalloway are especially moving to me. She also has an essay titled “Modern Fiction” that is outstanding.

[parakram]

Your review of on pain and sun and steel made me quit social media and work on my academics and strength training regimen.
Keep making reviews. They're really helpful.

[adharvamishra]

Most unique BookTuber..I just love him

[Mai-zyvw]

It's so interesting that you say it's not a book that you would ever read again because of how depressing it is because to me this book is so full of hope and it fills me with life, almost as if it heightened all my senses. It's amazing how drastically different our experience of the same literary work is. I saw some people recommend The Waves but just a heads up I personally find it even more depressing than To The Lighthouse. Anyways, really enjoyed your review!

[writeitdown]

This might be my favorite novel. A book I strive to read once per year

[BoredBookAddict]

I love the variety of genres you review on your channel. Each video is a treat that re-ignites my hunger for the written word. You are certainly a gem.

[LeafbyLeaf]

One of my favourites from Woolf! Excellent job, as always, Cliff!

[donkyoofficial]

The sheer juxtaposition of this smart review of Virginia Woolf with the NFT ad at the front lol

[titiavandeneertwegh]

Woolf is my all time favourite writer, absolutely love her work.

[Luna-rhfb]

This book marked me so deeply. It’s still one of my favorites. Her ability to describe loss and oblivion is unmatched. I recommend Orlando by her, it’s also fantastic.

[epdias]

So happy to see you reviewing one of my all time favorite novels that I love from the depths of my heart!

[miguelangelreyes]

The Waves is my favorite novel from her. You should give it a try

[llausas]

it is never a bad day when you upload, cliff

[mattjmjmjm]

To the lighthouse, Mrs. Dalloway, Orlando, and The Waves are considered the best of her works, I'm not big fan of The Waves but I still think it is worth reading all those books, can easily read them all in 2 weeks. My fav being Orlando, the prose and message is wonderful.

[mariankosturkov]

The Lighthouse cannot be a symbol of death as the analyst says because it is the light out there a way off from the land where there is loneliness sorrow, people suddenly die, darkness to the depths suffuses everything and creeps in through crevices and keyholes, the light out there in the sea is hope, spiritual guidance, the thing that drives us to keep on living.

[myrtolefk]

the waves is my favourite novel by her and one of my favourite books of all time!

[bobhopper]

Holy Jesus! I just finished this book, and I'm doing a paper on it.

[shayebytheshore]

I would love to hear your opinion of Orlando! One of my favourites. It's definitely not depressing at all.

[mandala]

Sometimes when I read or watch good stuff (good art), I feel overwhelmed by an ocean. This unpacking overwhelmed me. That's a good thing. I think. I've learnt something.