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When literature student Anastasia Steele goes to interview the young, enigmatic entrepreneur Christian Grey, she encounters a man who is brilliant, beautiful, and intimidating. The unworldly, innocent Ana is shocked to realize she wants this man, and despite his cold distance, finds she is desperate to get close to him. Unable to resist Ana's quiet beauty, wit, and independent spirit, Grey admits he wants her too-but on his own terms. Shocked, yet thrilled by... more
EL James... is never going to win any prizes for the quality of her writing.
Full ReviewFifty Shades of Grey is in a class by itself... A reader might just miss her bus stop.
Full ReviewI find [the] message foul and damaging. Because of that fact and because it is rendered in dull, robotic prose, I hereby give this book an F.
Full ReviewIt’s a shallow, useless read. It’s repetitive beyond imagination.
Full Reviewwhat you’ll find behind the doors of Christian Grey’s home will have you intrigued and flushed
Full Reviewthe book is completely, almost inarguably ridiculous... an inexcusably bad book
Full ReviewThe narrative is comprised of 9 or 10 lengthy yet well-paced sex scenes tied together with some mindless, almost purposefully banal filler about Anastasia Steele’s college life.
Full ReviewWhile the basic plot was interesting, I admit I don’t really care about the characters in the end, nor am I willing to risk even one more instance of that obnoxious Inner Goddess mess.
Full Reviewgrating prose bordering on purple, in addition to some annoying repetition
Full ReviewI admit that I enjoyed it for how silly it is, and yeah, ok, I bought the sequel.
Full ReviewIt's readable, and often funny; miles more enjoyable than those miserable "literary" erotic books...
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This book is great!