4.1

Circe

von Madeline Miller

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In the house of Helios, god of the sun and mightiest of the Titans, a daughter is born. But Circe has neither the look nor the voice of divinity, and is scorned and rejected by her kin. Increasingly isolated, she turns to mortals for companionship, leading her to discover a power forbidden to the gods: witchcraft.When love drives Circe to cast a dark spell, wrathful Zeus banishes her to the remote island of Aiaia. There she learns to harness her occult craft, drawing strength from nature. But she will not always be alone; many are destined to pass through Circe's place of exile, entwining their fates with hers. The messenger god, Hermes. The craftsman, Daedalus. A ship bearing a golden fleece. And wily Odysseus, on his epic voyage home.There is danger for a solitary woman in this world, and Circe's independence draws the wrath of men and gods alike. To protect what she holds dear, Circe must decide whether she belongs with the deities she is born from, or the mortals she has come to love.

Science-Fiction & Fantasy
352 SeitenSoftcover
Erschienen an: 2019-03-23

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Aktuelle Rezensionen(4)

4.1(34 ratings)
LeaRezension von Lea

Das Buch war so gut. Es war so fesselnd geschrieben und ich konnte so gut mit Circe mitfühlen. Außerdem war da so viel mehr drin, als ich über ihre Geschichte wusste. Das Auf und Ab in ihrem Leben zwischen ihren Geschwistern, ihrem Kind, Daedalus, Odysseus und Telemachus war einfach fesselnd. Ich konnte das Buch kaum weg legen. Eine wirklich starke Geschichte einer Frau, die ihren Weg und ihren Platz in der Welt findet.

Eldarion Rezension von Eldarion

I have mixed feelings about this book. It was a bit difficult to get through the beginning, and it kind of felt like a Y/N backstory where everyone treated her like trash etc. I started liking the story more when she was on Aiaia, and I particularly enjoyed the part with the Minotaur (even though I don't think that was actually part of the myth). It's nice that she got a happy ending, but I don't really understand what's feminist about this retelling.

fiiRezension von fii

3.5

KalilaRezension von Kalila

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