I Who Have Never Known Men

Such a sharp and haunting read. I found myself highlighting passages over and over. It’s like Lord of the Flies - but with women at the center, exploring what it means to build and sustain life together in a fragile, imperfect kind of harmony.

I Who Have Never Known Men is a book about life itself—how we arrive in this world without knowing why, follow rules we never created, and cling to beliefs that promise meaning. We analyze, write, and share in the hope that something will finally make sense. Yet, in the end, we die alone, carrying our unanswered questions with us. Existentialism at its finest.

Beautifully creepy and intriguing. I could not put this book down. It is definitely one of the best short novels I’ve ever read. Each page makes you even more curious about the protagonist’s journey and it only gets better with each page.

This book is a short but powerful read. The story packs a mighty punch and I was left thinking about this book long after I finished it. It's a must read for sure.

Interesting mix of sci fi with psychology. Yet to read the complete book.

I read the book in 2 days, I needed to know how it ends... The book makes you question your existence and how we are shaped by what we have lived

The book is in great quality, the words are a good size, and the book was so good. One of my most recent favorites.

The book arrived on time and perfect condition. This book although short packs a punch. It’s a bleak dystopian story, that has stayed with me.

In a very good condition Can’t wait read it next