Of Mice and Men.
When Mr. Christopher revealed to the class that Of Mice and Men was his favourite book, I was honestly disappointed: I've always had prejudicial views on it, perceiving it as the 'set three' text.
However, after reading it last night, I now understand.
in comparison to To Kill a Mockingbird, it's a slightly more infantile novel consisting of themes such as: loneliness, loyalty, friendship and justice (probably), whereas mockingbird tackles prejudice, isolation, (loss of) innocence, appearances versus reality. However, I've never cried so much over a book as I did for of mice and men.
However, after reading it last night, I now understand.
in comparison to To Kill a Mockingbird, it's a slightly more infantile novel consisting of themes such as: loneliness, loyalty, friendship and justice (probably), whereas mockingbird tackles prejudice, isolation, (loss of) innocence, appearances versus reality. However, I've never cried so much over a book as I did for of mice and men.
I don't know whether it was just personal (partially due to the superflous dog deaths) but I think it's the kind of book that will cause each individual to cry - on at least four occasions - for different, personal reasons.
You think of 'OMAM' as the novel studied by lower sets for GCSE because it's pretty straightforward in contrast to the complexity of Mockingbird (in addition to being a quarter of the length), but Omam left me equally discombobulated due to cognitive provocation.
You think of 'OMAM' as the novel studied by lower sets for GCSE because it's pretty straightforward in contrast to the complexity of Mockingbird (in addition to being a quarter of the length), but Omam left me equally discombobulated due to cognitive provocation.
Also the culminating tears for Omam were sad then happy; they were the converse at the end of mockingbird.
This experience has further incited enmity towards Gove you malevolent being
This experience has further incited enmity towards Gove you malevolent being
Y u ban these amazing novels :(((
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