This book is a little...above me. I think I lack an appreciation for certain kinds of classics and this is one of them. 
 This isn't a bad book. It's honestly very very good. I did not feel any real enjoyment out of reading it though, which is why I give it only three stars. I rate books based on my feelings and oftentimes those feelings might conflict with actual content and quality. 
 I'm not sure what I'd supposed to take away from this book. There are tons of morals and literariness in this book, but I totally don't know what they are. I am not a genius when it comes to literature, I won't deny it, but I swear I used to be better than this at figuring this stuff out! No wonder I didn't finish this book for the class I originally bought it for years and years ago. 
 I know this is a super vague review in terms of the actual content of the book, but I'm not sure how to specify without going into tons of spoilers and analysis. I guess that wouldn't hurt really and would be good for my critical thinking skills, but it's close to my bedtime and I have other things I'd rather think about right now :P.