Sty of Books

I loved the main characters in this story. Aibeleen and Minny's point-of-views were my favorite. I didn't particularly care for Skeeter's pov, but I understand her role in the story and why she was chosen as a narrator.

Maybe it does seem frilly because it's told from a woman's point-of-view, and the narrators tend to be more obsessed with their looks and cooking. However, it's still interesting. I wonder how different the book would be if there was a male narrator. I would definitely recommend...more I loved the main characters in this story. Aibeleen and Minny's point-of-views were my favorite. I didn't particularly care for Skeeter's pov, but I understand her role in the story and why she was chosen as a narrator.

Maybe it does seem frilly because it's told from a woman's point-of-view, and the narrators tend to be more obsessed with their looks and cooking. However, it's still interesting. I wonder how different the book would be if there was a male narrator. I would definitely recommend it to people who want to read about the Civil Rights' Era, reminding them of course, that it is just fiction.