I Who Have Never Known Men (Hardcover)

from SilverThistle

Unsettling and very frustrating. Good book, but don't expect any questions to be answered. I turned the last page and still wasn't any the wiser as to what was going on.

from fyrefly98

Summary: The nameless narrator of I Who Have Never Known Men doesn't remember life outside the cage. Ever since she was young, she's lived in a cage with thirty-nine other women, constantly watched by guards who don't speak. The other women occasionally reminisce about their lives before the cage...

from tottman

This is an exceptionally moving dystopian novel. A group of women, locked in a cage, guarded by men, and allowed no physical contact even with each other. The narrator has no memory of life before this, although her fellow captives do. The book is an emotional and psychological examination of wha...

from tottman

This is an exceptionally moving dystopian novel. A group of women, locked in a cage, guarded by men, and allowed no physical contact even with each other. The narrator has no memory of life before this, although her fellow captives do. The book is an emotional and psychological examination of wha...