The List

Cancel culture or trivialization?

Bewertet: Buch (Taschenbuch)

Ola is a journalist and works for a feminist magazine. Her Future looks bright: She loves her job and is happy about her engagement and thrilled to get married to her fiancé Michael. But then everything changes: Her Husband to bee's name is published on an anonymous list on the internet with men, who harmed women. Who put Michael’s name on that list and why? This book targets the subject of cancel culture and the question can, or should Ola still marry Michael? I liked the questions and the discourse this book opens. Sadly, the book for me was a little wordy and doesn’t get to the point very quickly. Nonetheless, I recommend this book to people who love to read feminist literature.

Loved the idea, did not like the execution

Bewertet: eBook (ePUB 3)

Ola and Michael want to marry, but their plans are disrupted when Michael is named in an online list of abusive men. This situation raises important questions about feminism, men, abusive behavior, internet bullying, and more. I loved the idea of the story and was completely engaged in the first few chapters. However, despite the significance of the themes and the discussions surrounding them, the story quickly became boring. There were a lot of repetitions in the plot, and I felt a lack of diverse perspectives. Additionally, the characters weren't really relatable. I loved the concept but was disappointed by the execution.