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Her Royal Highness Woman

By Max O'Rell

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Explore the witty observations of a bygone era, where the author attempts to unravel the mysteries of womanhood, love, and society with humor and insight.

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2010-07-28
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Summary

"Her Royal Highness Woman" by Max O'Rell is a funny and smart look at the roles and influences of women in society from the early 1900s. It reads as a lighthearted yet thoughtful conversation about being feminine and navigating romantic relationships, often pulling from the author's own experiences and things he's noticed. Written with a witty tone, it encourages readers to think about the complicated stuff around love, marriage, and what it means to be a woman. Beginning by stating how difficult it is to truly understand women, the author amusingly thinks about how women can shape things for better or worse. He talks about their power throughout history and that mysterious feminine charm that always has men curious and a little confused. He points out that seeing women handle tough situations shows how strong they are, especially when compared to what's expected of men. Through short stories and observations, the author sets the stage for an interesting investigation into love, dating, and how women influence society, including in matriarchal societies.

About the Author

Max O'Rell was the pen name of Léon Paul Blouet, French author and journalist.

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