just as he saw them, and he told us his exact opinions on what he encountered too. For an example Steinbeck said, "I saw the best of minds of my generation destroyed by madness." He also turned around and talked about New England saying, "The prettiest in the whole nation, neat and white painted, and unchanged for a hundred years." These particular quotes are very dominating when speaking of terms of expression.

Being realistic and honest throughout a book is a very good thing, I think. It really brings the reader into the book. This book has also been said by the reviewers that it's the only book to develop a critical literature of it's own. It focuses on intentions and achievements, much different than any other "fairy tale" type of book. Overall, its reviewers praise upon this book. It's un

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