I did feel that the novel’s 5-page wrap up was a bit short, but perhaps I was a little carried away myself. Eggers, you know nothing about women and sex, and those parts of the books were a HUGE letdown), but overall the premise of the book carries it through to the end.
I did find a few things not so great about this story (Mr. I did really enjoy the changes in Mae as she becomes increasingly entrenched in the world of The Circle. Our protagonist Mae gets hired as a Customer Experience employee, and as she strives to be successful at her job, gets sucked into the progression of the company. Basically “The Circle” is a large company akin to Facebook/Google that has become entrenched into the societal experience. It tells the story of what happens when we combine monopoly with our current frantic progression towards transparency, especially in social media circles. In quick summary, The Circle is (IMO) a fascinating dystopian novel. Do you have a rule like this? Let me know in the comments! The Book Otherwise, I find my imagination doesn’t get the same “workout”. This rule helps me keep out any preconceived notions of characters while I’m reading.
I have this rule that I won’t watch a show or movie until I have read the book. I picked up The Circle by Dave Eggers at the end of 2017, because I really wanted to see the movie.
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