We read this in an English Lit course I took over the summer. And it captivated my attention then, I decided to give it another read many months later and it's just as captivating. Seeing it again helped me find even deeper meanings in the text than when I read it in class. Definitely recommend.

The beauty of it being so short is that each time I reread it, I discover more depth in the writing. Very insightful into mental health -

A very interesting book, very symbolic and has some humor.

Great concept. Gave it 4 stars because I wish it was longer!

It wasn’t bad but was a bit slow in the beginning for a short story and a little confusing at the end, but overall it wasn’t a bad read.

Quarantine read. Good or bad decision? I’d say a bit of both, but loved it nonetheless.

The irony, symbolism and ambiguity in this story are exactly what make it so delightfully disturbing. The ending was a perfect conclusion!

A quick read which pulls you in slowly into the schizophrenic mind of a woman kept like a prisoner in a rental home by her physician-husband. Put it on the yellow tablet list of must-read books for psychology students.😏

A Classic I had not encountered until today. The entire story is a well-written, first-person account of the postpartum mental distress and breakdown of a young married woman — all in single-sentence paragraphs.

This story doesn't make any sense I hated it.... )):