The Importance of Being Earnest

first off, i give it four stars for its amazing finishing act. the story starts off slow, and for good reason. i can't say much about it without giving away its dynamite. it is full of rather prudent humor and fueled by a puppy love romance. but the end is hilarious and ends with a cliff hanger. which I am not fond of, but too funny to easily overlook. quite enjoyable and a quick read.

its a typical oscar wilde's work. but its a sad truth that i laughed out while reading it only thrice, when the book is supposed to be a hilarious comedy. i assume it would be a better entertainer when you watch it as a play. the characters have neither sense nor etiquette, and the author has done his job well in making the play nonsense till the end. one place that i really could not help laughing is that when the governess says she missed her old handbag badly all those years. well, its worth reading anyway, but i hope its a hundred times worthier watching.

I love classics and I totaly loved this one. It's such a good read while u are traveling. Oscar Wilde hardly disappoints and after reading it I realized a lot of mistaken identity plots in movies are inspired by this play. The playbook has a lovely touch. Four stars it is!