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Interesting story and action, yet 700 pages too long. Watch out for those 6-page paragraphs. Yeah, those are a doozy.
A little dull, like the season, but it does get exciting when Mattie starts knitting. Also, the whole suicide thing was pretty intense. Too bad it failed.
Sort of slow if you're just looking for casual reading, but if you're looking deep, it's, in my mind, the best book out there.
I did not read this, however, it might have been good. I hear it's rather long. Let me know.
I originally thought this book was useless, but then I found some meaning after Judy Mac explained that this book would dramatically change our lives.
Too much girly dialogue; definitely not a man's book, except good when everyone dies. Unfortunately, no one dies.
Overal worst book, most interesting part was the mentioning of laurel bushes, yew trees, and evergreen oak trees. Tess, stop crying!! (Editor's note: Brian works with trees, so he knows about...well, trees.)
Swell book, but somewhat flowery.
No matter how hard anyone tries to victimize Nora, she is still the crazy one. She will always be the crazy one, so stop bashing Torvald!!
The ending really surprised me. You know, "death" of a salesman. Hmm, wonder what happens...
I never saw it as all that funny, but then again, I prefer high humor, such as the Simpsons. Hey, it was written in the 18th century.
A little incestual, but amusing because of the cosmic irony and the coming together of events.
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