Reader’s Note
8 out of 10
A young man's conscience eating him alive from the inside out over one long hot summer. The epilogue redeemed it for me; my book group thought the epilogue ruined it. We are still arguing in the car park.
by@an_ordinary_tuesdayWritten 21 October 2025Read 19 October 2025
Sign in to agreeNo one has agreed with this review yet
About this book
Crime and PunishmentFyodor DostoevskyIn the Margins
Crime and Punishment reviewed by @the_slow_reader
Three editions on one table.8 out of 10@the_slow_reader
Crime and Punishment reviewed by @books_and_bins
He does the murder early doors then greets about it for the rest of the book. Porfiry's worth the ticket, mind. Long, but no bad.7 out of 10@books_and_bins
Crime and Punishment reviewed by @theodore_p
Nobody warns you how funny it is, or how much of it is people failing to finish a conversation in an unbearably hot room.9 out of 10@theodore_p
The Reading Room
More from @an_ordinary_tuesday
Nineteen Eighty-four reviewed by @an_ordinary_tuesday
A Warning carved in cold stone.6 out of 10Nineteen Eighty-four
5 readers agree with this reviewH Is for Hawk reviewed by @an_ordinary_tuesday
A hawk and a dead father.9 out of 10H Is for Hawk
Siddhartha reviewed by @an_ordinary_tuesday
The river is the best character in it and I mean that as the highest praise.8 out of 10Siddhartha
2 readers agree with this review