Crime and Punishment (book review)

In which I review Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky.

Next books:
13th March: How Not to be a Boy by Robert Webb
10th April: Hidden Figures by Margot Lee Shetterly

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[thethegreenmachine]

You definitely have to be in the right mood to read. I just wish at least one of my teachers understood that :)

[Ken-iuzp]

I have this book after hearing soo much about it. Is it worth the read? I'm in chapter 3 and I'm slightly confused....Does it pick up or get interesting?

[human_collector]

I have a very distant relationship with this book. I always heard of it referenced in media, in school work, in other books I read but I've never actually seen it or read it. I am not a good starter of things so it might take a while for me to pick it up but I definitely want to experience it once even if I never finish it. I want to see what caused this impact it had.

[sherylwalpole]

I read this book many years ago and couldn't remember much about it at all. I did think that he was in prison, but clearly not. Think I ought to read it again at some point?

[SunriseFireberry]

Do u especially enjoy psych novels? R u planning to read more of this author's books in the not too distant future?