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Simple and beautiful story of three people, each suffering in quiet desperation.
I did not read in this in school but I can see why teachers would teach it; it's short and the symbolism is obvious. I can also see why students don't like it. At a young age no one wants to think that life can turn out so bleak.
Recommended for those looking for a short yet stunning read, and with the maturity to handle suffering. ...more
I did not read in this in school but I can see why teachers would teach it; it's short and the symbolism is obvious. I can also see why students don't like it. At a young age no one wants to think that life can turn out so bleak.
Recommended for those looking for a short yet stunning read, and with the maturity to handle suffering. ...more
what a wonderful shift from Wharton's other NY City based novels (I've only read two) .... Western Massachusetts farm land ... amazing story.
Can't wait to continue reading her work! ...more
Can't wait to continue reading her work! ...more
haunting and beautifully written. must read!
Jul 20, 2009
Ellie
marked it as to-read
Nov 11, 2010
Jamie
marked it as to-read
Apr 02, 2021
Mandy
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it was ok
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