Germinal. Emile Zola - Book Review

[@kharkivrules8145]

As always an interesting book 👏🏻this is particularly true in our hard pandemic time. We should understand that life can be a lot worse. Thanks!

[@vovashko]

Well said!

[@miroslavez5512]

In 1880th years Zola traveled across France. He visited a poor rural district of the country to observe the living and working conditions of striking coal miners. Germinal is a result of that experience. So this story is completely realistic. The life of workers was difficult without any hope for a "light future". But ideas for a new life began to germinate. Thank you! IT's nice choice

[@vovashko]

Thanks! And for your insight as well!

[@igorgulenko3841]

Thank you for the information! This book reminds me Les Miserables from Victor Hugo.

[@vovashko]

There is some resemblance!

[@yuliasyulia5937]

I liked it! Thank you. I’ve just read Germinal. And you described this book 👌 . Zola excellently showed communication between different people , philosophy of class conflict, and seeds of new life (Germinal). Bravo. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🧡

[@vovashko]

True!

[@sanyazuravel2958]

Hi! This book is still familiar to me from your video. But it must be interesting. I read half of the Strugatsky book, Monday starts on Saturday. It was your recommendation too. I can't keep up with you 👏👏👏

[@vovashko]

Hah, no worries! What do you think of Strugatsky book so far?

[@sanyazuravel2958]

@@vovashko It's funny! I admire Strugatsky's fantasy!

[@nyatanyata887]

I remember that Germinal is one of the 📚 big Zola’s series. It’s a very revolutionary book in old time. I haven’t read others book from Series. But I feel to must do it. 😄 thank you for the video and great review

[@vovashko]

Thank you! I’ll also check some others from him. He wrote around 12 novels as far as I remember.

[@nyatanyata887]

Thank you 🙏

[@RaysDad]

Germinal sounds like a growth book that provides perspective.

[@peterwong547]

Thank you for the book! After your video, I have made up that Revolution should happen this year that we understand how we have lived well for previous years. It's a joke

[@elennagut5691]

It's interesting. I heard about Zola and his novels, but I haven't read them yet. I must read it, thank you

[@vovashko]

Thanks for watching!

[@thankappreciate2738]

Thanks! I appreciate your job especially pictures of main heroes ! 👍

[@vovashko]

Thanks!

[@olgayurgens2038]

I liked it! Thank you!!!! I want not to repeat the ugliest period history! I wish to people would live happy! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@eugenicsfighters2793]

The book was written in my winter list! Thanks 😊

[@vovashko]

Of course!

[@antonkrugliv8548]

Yes! 👍 The poverty is enormous power, which can change world. Thank you

[@alexdvigunov6447]

Thanks 👍 French literature! Next topic may be trip to France?

[@vovashko]

Haha, could be 😉

[@elderwinkly4099]

Thank you! Book club 👍👍👍

[@vovashko]

I’m glad you liked it!

[@ВладимирВладимиров-п1ь]

Привет.Интересно.Глубоко.Доходчиво.Молодец.👌👍👏💯❤

[@НатальяБелоголовцева-ы6ц]

Thank you 🙏

[@victoriashkonda3339]

Молодец. Очень интересно. Умница. Продолжай. @👏👍❤️

[@kseniasuhova1707]

Well done! It’s gloomy book. 😭😭😭I wanted that Katherine and Ettienn would make a family, but she passed away in a mine. 🥲 too many people died. Why must new life build after a
catastrophe?

[@vovashko]

I was rooting for them the whole book, and it was disheartening to see her die in the end

[@kseniasuhova1707]

Thank you 🙏

[@justin.8777]

@@vovashko Never ever expect a happy ending when you're reading Zola 😄. His main characters always get dragged through the dirt. I'm surprised that Etienne made it to the end lol. Great review!

[@golubevalessandr9693]

Good job 👍 unfortunately, modern miners live in poverty . they work more easy , but a mine remains a dangerous place.

[@vovashko]

Yeah, unfortunately not much changed