Rating:  Summary: what a marvellous book... Review: it is the story of two guy,Lennie and Georges.Lennie is a bit slow and keeps following Georges. The last scene made me cry a lot because at the end Lennie ain't gonna pet no rabbits...like he wanted to so much... :( I cried, and i cried and i cried ...i couldn't stop crying for three days so i have seen a doctor, and then i made him cry too.. you have to read this absolutely great book but don't forget your tissues..
Rating:  Summary: The Best Book I Have Ever Read Review: This is a great Book plain and simple. It displays a great ironic message of love and friendship. The story is deeply moving and evokes terrific emotion. As the story moves along you feel you know and love the characters yourself. You really feel for the characters and their situations. I love this book.
Rating:  Summary: the greatest book I've ever read in the 15 years of my life Review: I love this book. The story is wonderfully written and easy to follow. I liked the characters and the description. The storyline is very realistic and interesting. I read this book in a day because I couldn't put it down. I also loved the movie.You must read this book at some point in your life
Rating:  Summary: Steinbeck's Best Review: This is a book that I was recently "forced" to read in school. Traditionally, I am not a fan of having to read anything (especially something that was written fifty years before I was born). But this ended up being the best book I've ever read (okay, so maybe it's One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest). The best thing about this book is that it's not too long (so that those who arn't crazy about reading won't feel like giving up), and it's not hard to understand, like some of Steinbeck's other stuff. If you want to read a book by him, this is a great first choice. Read it before you pick up anything else by Steinbeck. And the ending...un-freaking-believable!
Rating:  Summary: The Strength of Irony Makes this a Masterpiece Review: As Romeo and Juliet demonstrated that suicide is the greatest expression of love, Of Mice and Men demonstrates that murder is the greatest expression of friendship. Many have tried to ban both these great works from libraries and schools for their powerful ironic message. Read this masterpiece for yourself.
Rating:  Summary: A review of Mice and Men Review: My name is Sara Frackelton and I am a junior at Saint Mary's in Raleigh, North Carolina. The novel, Of Mice and Men was assigned to us about 3 weeks ago. I never would have picked up this book if Mrs. Pearson had not required us to do so. I thought the book was touching and emotionally moving. When I finished reading it, I felt like I had lost a friend. Steinbeck created very likable and realistic characters. I also think I have grown after reading Of Mice and Men. I realized how love can hurt and relationships can be on more than one level. George would rather kill Lennie out of love than watch him suffer and live with no freedom. To me, that is true love and companionship with another human being.
Rating:  Summary: A Negative Downfall Review: As an assignment to my 11th grade American Literature class, one of the requirements has been to read Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck. I found this novel to be strange and extremely obnoxious. One is introduced to two characters, George and Lennie, right off the bat. As a reader I found myself placing my body and mind into the characters positions. You easily fall in love with the relationship between the two of them. George has this dream and a life that he is able to incorperate Lennie into. Lennie is a sweat, compassionate man with a mental disability. This novel sets you up for Lennie's repeated downfall. Therefore, I find myself to be disgusted with the book.
Rating:  Summary: EXCELLENT BOOK FOR STUDENTS Review: George and lennie are good friends and they travel together. After death of lennie's aunt lennie become very close to George. Lennie is a mentally sick person even he doesn't understand some one had a played on him. He is a huge man, shapeless of face with large, pale eyes with wide and sloping shoulders. He likes to pet pups specially rabbits. George is opposite to lennie. George is small and quick, dark of face, with restless eyes and sharp. Other corrector is slim. He is tall skinner. Slim is person who knows everything about farming than anyone. Next corrector is Curley. He is son of the boss. He is very hot temper man. Other corrector is Purty. Purty is Curley's wife but she is very... easy going. Other corrector is whit. He is also young farmer working with them. Other corrector is Crooks. He is a Negro and he is living with same place with everybody but in separate room. He maintains his room very clean and he reads book. He keeps himself away from others because he is others are racist on him. UNBELIVEBLEEND,
Rating:  Summary: micey men Review: Of Mice and Men could possibly be the most extrordinary piece of literature that I have ever read. John Steinbeck chooses perfectly fitting words when he is describing actions and settings. He paints a a very detailed picture that successfully informs the reader of all the events pertaining to the story. Steinbeck's writing pulls emotions out of his characters. By doing this, he provokes strong feelings from the reader. **note** Some events in this book may be considered emotionally disturbing and I would strongly recommend anyone with any kind of emotional controversy not to read this book!
Rating:  Summary: Very good book Review: I believe that this book is one of the best books I've read so far. I find John Steinbeck's style of writing to be interesting and enjoyable to read. I love the way he makes every chapter seem like a scene in a play. He uses wonderful detail about everything he mentions. The story in itself is excellent, also. Within only a few pages, a deep and intriguing story between two companions develops and shows the reader the power of friendship. As an added plus, it's short enough to read in a couple of hours, which is wonderful if you're a busy person. It is truly and excellent book and I recommend it to everyone.
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