We the Living

exceptionally powerful in it's depictions of the horror of Collectivism. The thing which sets it in a league of its own is Rand's stunning ability to present the benevolence of the universe and human potential -- even while it is choking under the darkest of brutish boots.

WE The Living-by Ayn Rand- This is a sweet and touching story. The main character is like a mirror of her own image. What I mean is she has both a positive and negative side. She has two sides like a mirror. Both sides are real except one is real, the other is an image. Kira, the character, is strong-willed but also weak. She is a good hearted person but she does have a bad side which she struggles with.She is a very likable character and seems very real and believability. There is sadness within the story but the reader is easily drawn to this woman as there is something about her that most of us can relate to. Whether it is yourself or a relative, there is something real and dependable. It is a beautiful read with depth and style that will always be classy.

Yes she has a heavy style that is sometimes difficult but it's worth plowing through. This book is much more about human nature than her later works. It will get you thinking about liberty versus authority no matter which side you take.