Fifty
Shades by E L James
I’ve finally brought myself to read this controversial
trilogy, but after I learned of the lead male character, I’ve come to regret
reading it. But because I’ve already started it, might as well end it and write
a review on each book. And before I do that I’ll introduce the two main
characters and give you a warning about the book or what to expect during the
whole course of reading. Anastasia “Ana” Steele
(21), from Portland, a freshly college graduate, no boyfriend since birth,
loves to read novels, and thinks of herself very ordinarily and there is Christian Grey (27), from Seattle, adopted,
a CEO of his own company Grey Enterprises Holdings Inc., he knows a lot of
things except cooking, very gentleman yet cold, a control freak, and doesn’t do
the girlfriend and love thing, he’s really mysterious.
Warning: In this
book, you might need to familiarize yourself with terminologies on reproductive
organs or the body itself so you would know where you are going, and methods of
having coitus, but there is no need to worry if you feel uncomfortable
Google-ing it, the book itself is an eye-opener, more like a modern version of
Kama sutra with a twist of a story. And another one, if you decided to read the
book, you’ll need to be always on guard when Christian Grey gets mad, because
it’s going to be real hard, and I think it would be really painful for
beginners. Take note also of Grey’s history. And oh… I hope the following won’t
spoil you. Believe me I tried not to spill all the beans, but don’t worry, this
is more like a synopsis. No details (or few details), no ending. One more
thing, you can take your time reading it, but don’t take it slowly, don’t even
linger at it, side effects might not be favorable.
