Review by Jessica Hoover June 17, 2004
For further information visit: The Ayn Rand Institute
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| This is a very interesting book although I have only accomplished to read half of it so far (I am a slow reader and it is a long book). It is fiction, but it gives me a perspective into the real world and the lives of people which I have never known, such as wealthy and powerful people. It also gives me a perspective into how big busienesses work in the U.S., something else I didn't know much or anything about. These are probably some reasons why the novel was chosen for an essay contest for high school and college students. I would recommend for anyone to read this novel because I enjoyed everything I have read halfway through in the novel. After I finish the whole book I will give my full review of the novel. When I picked up this book at the library, the librarian told me that The Fountainhead (also by Ayn Rand) is better. I have read in Rand's description of Atlas Shrugged that it answers questions which were posed in the earlier-written Fountainhead. Review by Jessica Hoover June 17, 2004 For further information visit: The Ayn Rand Institute |
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