10 Books Every Woman Should Read In A Lifetime, They are Jane Eyre, Second sex, Doll House, Vanity Fair, Escape, Little women, Kill a robin etc...
Top 10 Books Every Woman Should Read At Least Once In Her Life
10 Books Every Woman Should Read In A Lifetime
1. Jane Eyre
Women in modern society are independent and have their own dignity in getting along with the opposite sex. Then the famous book "Jane Eyre" describes the process of women's pursuit of freedom and dignity. After reading this book, many women can boldly pursue equal treatment.
2. A Dream of Red Mansions
A Dream of Red Mansions, as one of my country's four great masterpieces, is very suitable for women to read. It depicts the destiny of all women under the suppression of feudal society. Most women find it difficult to find their own happiness, even if they are brave to pursue it, they often have no good end later.
3. Second sex
"Second Sex" can be said to be a classic book that a woman must-read in her life. It is hailed as the Bible among Western women, and it is a book for fighting for the status and rights of women and the entire society. It has made outstanding contributions to the improvement of women's status and has awakened the self-esteem of many women.
4. Doll House
In the early days, the status of women was relatively underground. In married life, women were like servants. There were even various rules in society that stipulated women's three obedience and four virtues. The book "House of Dolls" talks about many equal relationships between men and women, which is very suitable for married women to read.
5. Vanity Fair
A woman’s love sometimes seems silly, at least in the eyes of his friends and relatives. In Vanity Fair, two women with different pursuits have experienced a rich love life. They have happiness, joys and sorrows, and control over money. They show the feelings of the two women in Ukiyo-e.
6. Escape
Many women live the ordinary lives of many people. After marriage, women always have their own troubles. Life is like rape. You can only follow it and make yourself more comfortable. And "Escape" deeply portrays the emotional life of ordinary women. "Escape" is not a single feminine novel, but a novel that explores the eternal theme of female growth. It is not only a reproduction of rural life in Western Canada but also a deep exploration of human nature in the universal sense.
7. Little women
The life of an ordinary family is actually more likely to resonate with women. "Little Women," tells the story of four sisters in an ordinary family. Although poor, they have been living positively. It is one of the famous American books.
8. Floating
"Gone with the Wind," tells the story of Scarlett, the daughter of a plantation owner during World War II. Scarlett can be said to be the representative of independent women in that period. Through the love entanglement between Scarlett and Rhett, the novel successfully reproduces the civil war led by Lincoln and the social life in the southern United States.
9. White roses and red roses
"White Rose and Red Rose" is Zhang Ailing’s classic work. Zhang Ailing uses delicate brush strokes to describe the secret psychology and complexity of ordinary people, showing people’s emotions and marriage life when the Chinese and Western cultures converged in the 1930s and 1940s. It reveals the tragic life that women can hardly get rid of in the patriarchal society under the integration of tradition and modernity.
10. Kill a robin
"Killing a Mockingbird" is a novel published in 1960 by American female writer Harper Lee. The subject matter of the story involves serious issues such as racial inequality and rape, and its style is still warm and interesting. The novel is written in the first person. The narrator’s father Atticus Finch plays a morally upright role in the book and is also a model of upright lawyers.
