Of Mice & Men.

[doctor knows best]

I didn't really like it...
of course I only read the ending. I just used sparknotes for the rest.

 

[tony ayooo]

read that and watched the movie in 9th grade

 

[mistahcookie]

Originally Posted by Doctor Knows Best

I didn't really like it...
of course I only read the ending. I just used sparknotes for the rest.

great minds think a like

 

[HEATHEN]

Dude read his first book and decided to share it with NT. lulz

 

[lanzer23]

Great book. I read this back in freshmen year in high school

 

[josebronx]

late

 

[tdrizzle]

One of my favorite books. Steinbeck is my favorite author, I'll admit I don't read much.

The Grapes of Wrath really is the book that taught me that a story doesn't need to be full of twists or action to be good. Just flat out an incrediblepiece of literature from many perspectives; Personification, Symbolism, and the many different writing techniques used.


Steinbeck's book are middle and high school reading levels, but that's not to say adults can't read them.

 

[duba169]

Originally Posted by offbad

gary sinise + john malkovich

yup. gary sinise is the man and underrated.

book is awesome and you don't need to be in 8th grade to appreciate it. honestly i'm surprised they allow it to be taught that young the way thatparents seem to be placing their kids in a bubble and being super politically correct.

 

[shortyoscart]

Originally Posted by akuratl02

Originally Posted by CertifiedSW

Originally Posted by bijald0331

Originally Posted by kvsm23vs24

You in 9th grade fam?

I was thinking the same thing

Great novel nonetheless

Has to be

Yeah good book, ending was sad though.

Has to be ... but most people read that book in 8th grade ..

@ "Hey George ... c-c-c-c-can I tend to da wabbits" BANG !!!

Yea i remember "reading" that back in 10th

 

[itsamazingg]

I remember reading this in Middle School.


''Lennie said, "George."


"Yeah?"


"I done another bad thing."


"It don't make no difference," George said, and he fell silent again.''

 

[rareair45]

good movie
better book
great story

 

[fl0eticnostalgia]

@ people callin "Late". It's a great story at any age.

 

[omgitswes]

"of mice and men flow/ kill rabbits without trying"

or something like that. I hated the book and hated the movie too

 

[flatbushfiyah23]

Originally Posted by FL0ETiCNOSTALGiA

@ people callin "Late". It's a great story at any age.

I couldn't agree more. OP ignore the ridiculous comments regarding you being late. It is a great book, Steinbach is a great author and thatis all that matters.

 

[young718chris]

10th grade for me