That's hilarious. I read it when I was 16. I don't think I appreciated it as much as I should have, but I don't really have any desire to read it again. . .
hahhah! I love it! I'm reading one of those sposed to be a big deal books, "100 years of Solitude." It's kicking my butt. I want to be done. My sister loves Grapes of Wrath though. Maybe I'll read it someday.
Dude... don't read it. I read it in AP English my senior year and I thought it was miraculous that I lived to tell about it. A modern day miracle.
Everything wonder woman said is true... in addition to a turtle taking an entire BRAIN NUMBINGLY BORING chapter to cross the dang road.
It's only a classic because they didn't have the Harry Potter and Twilight series back in the day. (interestingly, I've not read either of those series.)
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I agree, even though I haven't read it. (But I have read "Of Mice and Men" bu the same author, and it is very memorable.
That's hilarious. I read it when I was 16. I don't think I appreciated it as much as I should have, but I don't really have any desire to read it again. . .
hahhah! I love it! I'm reading one of those sposed to be a big deal books, "100 years of Solitude." It's kicking my butt. I want to be done. My sister loves Grapes of Wrath though. Maybe I'll read it someday.
I read it in high school. It's.....um......Steinbeck......dust bowl.......breastfeeding......
That's about all I remember. Maybe I need to broaden my own horizons.
Dude... don't read it. I read it in AP English my senior year and I thought it was miraculous that I lived to tell about it. A modern day miracle.
Everything wonder woman said is true... in addition to a turtle taking an entire BRAIN NUMBINGLY BORING chapter to cross the dang road.
It's only a classic because they didn't have the Harry Potter and Twilight series back in the day. (interestingly, I've not read either of those series.)
B L A H.
i'm pretty sure i read the cliff notes. and i recall no mention at all of grapes.
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