Modern Epic. We only read three books, but they're War and Peace, Ulysses, and One Hundred Years of Solitude. Pretty intense.
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Maia's review of
Sense and Sensibility (Norton Critical Editions) byJane Austen
Perhaps it was the translator who had the affinity for bloated, convoluted, overly-sentimental run-ons, then.
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Shawn's review of
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest byKen Kesey
It's fun. It's funny. It perfectly conveys Kesey's point of view, and, even if that doesn't happen to precisely match up with your own opinions about life, isn't that conveyance the purpose of literature, in the end?
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Maia
took the never-ending book quiz.