Burning Boat*

I bought the physical book at school, and the nine secular stories are quite interesting. These works use the Gothic dark narrative style to strengthen women's real power. The early works may make people confused, but the middle and later ones can be taken a look. I love her gorgeous language and dark ending, really a great book It always ends in a half-ending way that I didn't expect. The ending is not a description of the ending of the story, it is a completely open ending. The darkness that integrates oe, Be and one is aesthetics This language is so beautiful, it seems like it can appear in my mind and form a picture Reading the story, reading her story, I felt like I was in a dream. I don't remember what the content of the dream is, but the dream is dynamic, beautiful, flowing, dark, churchy, and free. The ending is like waking up from a dream, there is no specific ending

This book is like a magic box filled with strange and fascinating stories. Each story has a unique charm that makes me immersed in it. The author's imagination really opened my eyes. Her reinterpretation of fairy tales and legends allowed me to see another side behind the stories. Just like I once thought love was only sweet, but now I understand that it also has bitterness and complexity. This book gave me a new way of thinking about life. I highly recommend it!

All girls are invited to read the short story "The Bloody Chamber" included in this book. A brave daughter and a brave mother, a courageous fawn and a gray-haired lioness [Sending Hearts]

——Carter uses magical filters to turn the repressed desires and disciplined fears in reality into breathing monsters. The content of the book revolves around feminism. Hidden behind the stories are issues such as gender inequality and power oppression. Feminist perspectives are embedded in old stories to speak out for women and seek fairness and freedom for women. But what I like even more is the weird, mysterious yet charming atmosphere she creates between the lines.