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Loading... Feuchtgebieteby Charlotte Roche
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Before I decided to buy this book I was slightly sceptic. The things I had read about it were not very promissing, but also made me curious. And I'm glad that I deciced to read it. Not because it's a fantastic good story, because it isn't. But it made me laugh and feel good. Helen is really dirty. And that for her age, only 18. The story plays in a hospital, where Helen is because she shaved her bum and did that a little to good. Now surgery is needed to repair it. She is terribly un-hygienic and has a heavy sex life, especially for her age. But on the other hand she tries hard to get het divorced parents back together. Recommended if you need some fun and don't mind some dirty stories. Most stars are for the originality. http://boekenwijs.blogspot.com/2009/1... Roche is a strong writer - however I couldn't discern a narrative amidst her explicit prose. This self-conciously sexualised novel is proof that even the most prurient subject can be rendered dull by an undisciplined writer. This is the most unusual,original book I had the pleasure to read in the past six month.Charlotte Roches dares every subject that would seem shockingly disturbing otherwise,and she does it with such style,in such a natural and pleasurable way that it is almost impossible to close the book until you reached the last page. An interesting comment on the effects of divorce on children. Where the explicitness may be uncommon in every day reading, the effects are not.
Roche has called her Helen a “free spirit,” but there’s an unmeditated falseness to this damaged Ophelia’s cockiness, more traumatized runaway in denial than gleeful debauchee... Wetlands has the makings of a complex psychological portrait of the “dark continent” of female sexuality that Freud feared to tread, a case study of Dora from her own perspective, but this potential is never fully realized.
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Charlotte Roche nennt die Dinge beim Namen und das finde ich sehr mutig.
Also Leute, ihr wisst ja wohl langsam, um was es in diesem Buch geht und wenn Euch schon bei dem Gedanken an diverse Körperausscheidungen übel wird, ja dann kauft dieses Buch eben nicht!
Ich finde es grossartig und es bekommt von mir volle fünf Sterne!