Too good for words. I don't know how many times I have re-read this. Brilliant stuff.

one of the best books I've ever read :). on my last chapter !

My ex gave it to me. Guess I should read it before I burn it📖🔥

Very important book. I'm currently on chapter 9, page 81. Reading for personal interest....plus I can relate

It's def. a Bell Jar kind of night.

Starting another novel... I maybe reading too many Americans these days...

Forgot I hadn't finished it!

"I wanted change and excitement and to shoot off in all directions myself, like the colored arrows from a Fourth of July rocket." <3

I would've totally loved this in high school

About halfway through but I love this book already! Such a chilling description of the depths one can sink to in true depression and truly heartbreaking the way people who suffered from it during... more

About halfway through but I love this book already! Such a chilling description of the depths one can sink to in true depression and truly heartbreaking the way people who suffered from it during this time were treated

I finally found it! It was lost for a while, now I can find out what happens next

Pretty absorbing so far. A shame it was Plath's only novel.

Getting ready for American Lit

5 chapters in. I need to finish books and not just start them. #distractionfromreality

Now the craziness begins

Loving it - its rare that I relate to a female protagonist this much.

Finally getting around to reading this

Stop being a pussy and kill yourself, already.

On my bitching new Kindle to boot.

I truly think I will understand this better at 37 than 14 and trying to be deep...

Loved this book and sadly related to it too well.

I felt very still and very empty, the way the eye of a tornado must feel, moving dully along in the middle of the surrounding hullabaloo.

Can't stop thinking about how Sylvia Plath dealt with severe depression herself and how you can see it in her writing..

I am such a check-in whore. Anyway, this book is close to perfect.

Through the eyes of a girl who sees the truth, rather than the pseudo likeness we so desperately want to live in. I feel the dark, loneliness, haunting, demise and brilliance of the talented author... more

Through the eyes of a girl who sees the truth, rather than the pseudo likeness we so desperately want to live in. I feel the dark, loneliness, haunting, demise and brilliance of the talented author and character of one Sylvia Plath's great works.
Absolutely adore! <3

just about to start this book

"It was a queer, sultry summer, the summer they electrocuted the Rosenbergs, and I didn't know what I was doing in New York." Epic opening lines.

I'm finding it so relatable.

shes moving buildings now

Starting this tonight...