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Freud's Sister by Goce Smilevski
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it was ok

After reading this book, I had to look up Adolfina's real history and found that there isn't one. She's briefly mentioned in Sigmund Freud's Wiki bio and a picture shows a dreamy, weak looking young lady. Not much to go on when writing a book. The author had his work cut out for him.
All in all, this is a depressing book telling a story of a very depressing life. I can only hope that Adolfina's real life was happier than this.
It's almost as if the author has made Adolfina a female Freud, living through the concepts and arguments of Freud's psychological beliefs. I can't say that for certain, not knowing a lot about Freud's beliefs. Throughout the book, the two debate and philosophise about life, meaning and purpose.
There's no joy or happiness in this book. Life is bleak. Yikes!
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Reading Progress

June 7, 2012 – Shelved
November 25, 2015 – Started Reading
November 28, 2015 – Finished Reading

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message 1: by Juniper (new) - added it

Juniper i just added this one recently too!! i have ben hearing good things. :)


Petra There's a give-away for that...... :D
It sounds terrific, doesn't it?


message 3: by Juniper (new) - added it

Juniper yes! i entered the give-away too. haha!!!
it has stuck with me since last year when i read something about its success in europe.


Petra Those Europeans! Always a step ahead of us. :D


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