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A review by connormills93
Queer as Folklore: The Hidden Queer History of Myths and Monsters by Sacha Coward
challenging
informative
inspiring
reflective
medium-paced
4.25
An amazingly put together collection of stories which helps read between the lines of many different forms of history and folklore.
This being my first history based book I found myself completely enthralled in the concept and the facts, much to the annoyance of friends as I would retell another surprising tale. Everything was formatted really well and I found myself easily being able to follow the thought thread of each case or argument on why the tale was relevant.
The only reason I didn’t rate the book 5 stars is only down to the fact as this was my first history based book I found myself slightly loosing interest when I was unsure of a topic or not easily understanding it and having to read at a slower pace, a personal gripe and in no way a reflection on the book itself.
Enjoyable and eye opening.
This being my first history based book I found myself completely enthralled in the concept and the facts, much to the annoyance of friends as I would retell another surprising tale. Everything was formatted really well and I found myself easily being able to follow the thought thread of each case or argument on why the tale was relevant.
The only reason I didn’t rate the book 5 stars is only down to the fact as this was my first history based book I found myself slightly loosing interest when I was unsure of a topic or not easily understanding it and having to read at a slower pace, a personal gripe and in no way a reflection on the book itself.
Enjoyable and eye opening.