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  • Camilla

    Camilla

    Completely Surprised! 4

    9 days ago

    I didn't think that I would become this attached to a novel for school. It was such a great, well-written story that was very intriguing. The characters are so interesting and well rounded, they aren't what they seem and you'll never know what they'll do next. It was defiantly a massive change going from reading Teen Fantasy novels, to a Brilliant Classic published in 1937. John Steinback is defiantly an author that no one should forget, he has created this fantastic story that keeps you… read more

    Comments on this review:
    • This was a great book, one that stays in the back of your mind forever. I read this book in highschool, ( many, many, years ago) and I still pick it up ... read more

      9 days ago

    • I know, I would defiantly read it over again, and over again :) It was so great, and yeah, It will never get old :)

      9 days ago

    • Have you seen the movie? It was made in 1992 starring John Malkovich and Gary Sinise. It was also good.

      9 days ago

  • Ravvy B

    Ravvy B

    Loved it! 4

    5 months ago

    Had to read this for school, but loved it anyway! One of many classic GOOD books!

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  • JIJI L

    JIJI L

    Really gooood 5

    This review is from: Steinbeck Centennial Of Mice And Men (Trade Paperback)

    8 months ago

    WOWoooo!!! Never heard about this John Steinbeck...but his book was sooo touching. I fell in love with the characters, each one of them. It is worth reading because theses are real feelings of real people. This is real life! you'll find yourself cryin' and smiling with them... absolutly loved it

  • Matt Allec

    Matt Allec

    • 1 person found this helpful

    enjoyed it 4

    15 months ago

    I love stories that make you contemplate them for days or weeks after you have finished them and even superior are stories that stay with you for a lifetime. "Of Mice and Men" by John Steinbeck classifies as one of those books in my life. The only problem with the book is that it is short, but maybe that is what makes it so appealing. It is a simple story with complex themes, which involve so many layers of characters and problems in society. George and Lennie are travelling companions… read more

  • Pauline

    Pauline

    Of Mice and Men 5

    16 months ago

    I love stories that make you contemplate them for days or weeks after you have finished them and even superior are stories that stay with you for a lifetime. "Of Mice and Men" by John Steinbeck classifies as one of those books in my life. The only problem with the book is that it is short, but maybe that is what makes it so appealing. It is a simple story with complex themes, which involve so many layers of characters and problems in society. George and Lennie are travelling companions… read more

  • Kristen Rumbolt

    Kristen Rumbolt

    Excellent Story Telling 5

    2 years ago

    This is an enjoyable read. Steinbeck is such a great story teller and I have yet to be disappointed by one of his books. No matter what he is writing about, his words continuously hold the reader's attention and keeps them turning pages. You can turn to this book to look for deeper meanings or just for an enjoyable read.

  • Paul Ratte

    Paul Ratte

    • 2 people found this helpful

    A Literary Marvel 5

    2 years ago

    A great story told by a great writer. I think I was maybe 14 or 15 years old when I first read this small powerhouse of a book about two drifters who dream of a place to call thier own. It was also the first time a book made me cry. I think the most lasting impact this story had on me was that through the relationship of George and the simple-minded giant Lenny, I first discovered the complexities, contradictions, and sacrifices of human love. What better lesson can a book offer ? Definately… read more

  • Fantasy Reader4

    Fantasy Reader4

    • 2 people found this helpful

    Boring!!! 2

    2 years ago

    this was one of the worst books i have ever read... i was glad that it was short though.

  • Ferri

    Ferri

    • 3 people found this helpful

    tend rabbits 4

    4 years ago

    Of Mice and Men This one of those books that makes you just wonder what the author was really thinking and what message they really wanted to convey. This books grabs you from the beginning and never lets go just when you think it is ok to take a breath Steinbeck gives you something else to choke on. The plot of this book goes as follows in the beginning we find two men running from the law, one slower one named Lennie and the brains of the operations George. George was asked by Lennie aunt… read more

  • Kaitlyn Best

    Kaitlyn Best

    of mice and men 5

    4 years ago

    Of mice and men is about two main characters; Lennie and George. It starts off with these two starting off in weed where Lennie caused a problem with touching a women’s soft dress. They moved to another work place trying to succeed their dream. One other person got added to their dream, Candy. They worked all day and played all games at night. Some major issues in this story were that Lennie had a problem with his self-control. He couldn’t control his actions and his fetish with soft things… read more

  • Wilson Johnston

    Wilson Johnston

    Great 4

    4 years ago

    Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men is a story of two poor men full of hope, the hardships the experience, and their adventure to make their dream come true. After an incident with a previous employer, George and Lennie are sent to find new work on a ranch in California. The two men are bound to each other for life. Lennie (a strong, loving man, who is slow, and unaware of his great strength) and George (a smart and kind man) are working to make their dream come true. When they arrive on the Ranch… read more

  • Courtney Bos

    Courtney Bos

    • 1 person found this helpful

    Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck 4

    4 years ago

    Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck is a heart warming novel that takes you through the adventures of two men, George and Lennie, in hopes to find the American Dream. Lennie’s Aunt Clara took care of Lennie because he is disabled. When Aunt Clara died, George ( a friend of Aunt Clara ) took over the responsibility of tending to Lennie. Lennie always caused trouble for George and constantly needed to be cared for as Lennie could not do anything responsible on his own. George and Lennie found a job… read more

  • Devan Weaver

    Devan Weaver

    • 1 person found this helpful

    Of MIce and Men 4

    4 years ago

    John Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men is a touching story of two men that rely on each other’s company, and companionship throughout their life. Lennie who is a loving, yet slow minded man, and George, who holds everything together, travel the countryside looking for work. Lennie and George move often because Lennie seems to always get himself into trouble, and George, being the faithful friend he is, goes with him. In this story, the two man are on a ranch south of Soledad, and run into plenty of… read more

  • bookWorm

    bookWorm

    • 1 person found this helpful

    john steinbeck! 4

    5 years ago

    ok this is a very good book..its a classic. You have to pay very close attention to the way the story is written and how each and every character is portrayed and created in such a successful way by the author. There is much sybolism that one must understand because if you don't you'll just be lost. read more

  • John Mutford

    John Mutford

    • 1 person found this helpful

    It's a Lennie World 4

    6 years ago

    The dialogue in this book was a little disengaging at first. You know how in soap operas the actors sometimes give life histories in the middle of everyday conversations? Such was the case here. In both scenarios it comes across as phoney. It's not that real people don't ever talk about their past, but usually it's not all revealed at once. A reader (or viewer) needs to know the characters' histories of course, but it could be done in way that doesn't distract from authenticity. That said, the… read more

  • Jenny Min

    Jenny Min

    of mice and men 5

    7 years ago

    It was such a good novel I've ever read. I like the authors ideas so much. The author used similies widely, and the characters are well organized. read more

  • Alain

    Alain

    • 1 person found this helpful

    A great quality story. 4

    7 years ago

    Pure American vulgarism and detail. John Steinbeck has touched the many with this wonderful peice of work. A classic story that will want you to keep reading this again and again. read more

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    • 1 person found this helpful

    Pretty good 4

    7 years ago

    I would have to congratulate the author for creating such an interesting plot in a short novel. The author wrote the right amount of detail you would need to understand the next situation. It's a wonderful book and should be read (it doesn't take much of your time). read more

  • Amy Hietpas

    Amy Hietpas

    • 1 person found this helpful

    Of Mice and Men 5

    9 years ago

    Wow! What an awesome book! Of Mice and Men really portrays awesome aspects of how different people are living. From the beginning of the story to the end I was in awe of how caring and warm Lennie was, but still by the evil ways George treated him and manipulated him. The suspense keeps building and building so you keep reading and reading. It was awesome!

  • R.J. Spooner

    R.J. Spooner

    Of Mice and Men Review 4

    This review is from: Modern Classics Of Mice And Men (Trade Paperback)

    9 years ago

    A touching story of two men's search for experience. Steinbeck creates a very lovable character in Lennie. A boy trapped in a gigantic frame, he wishes to love but cannot. His heart is full of compassion yet his hands bring pain. I recommend this book strongly if you like simple stories of freindship!

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