Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions/Sphereland Book

Flatland I feel was a speculation on women inequality. If you read flatland you will see that in every "universe" women always have one less dimension. Even though Edwin A. Abbott was always about defending women's rights, in the book he writes women as being stupid sticks instead. I feel the book was just a way for him to expose the injustice to women through a book.

Although I think the book was just a speculation on women's rights, the book does have a mathematical aspect. The book is essentially a square in a 2D world called flatland after all. The square is a mathematician that strives to learn more about other worlds or universes.

Overall this was a great book because math is amazing and it's speculation on women's rights was interesting.