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    Caroline 2012: Wow! Fantastic movie!

    This is just 3 months ago

    way too boring. I’m giving up on this :s



    I don't think it's worth it. 22 months ago

    But, I read it in high school. I’ll probably have to reread it now that I’m older to see whether I’m right or wrong.



    Untitled 2 years ago

    Its
    So
    Short
    Just
    Sit
    your
    arse
    down
    and
    READ



    Books 2 years ago

    I have so many classics to read! I just finished Wuthering Heights, now I’m moving on to the The Great Gatsby. After that … I think Heart of Darkness.



    Untitled 2 years ago

    I brought this book a while ago, because I’ve always hear people say how great this book is. I am going to work on this book now. Starting…



    Untitled 2 years ago

    Excellent piece of American literature. It won’t take you too long to read it and it’s worth it, I promise! :)



    raeganhope is enjoying a rainy day.

    .... a ok. 2 years ago

    It wasn’t a GREAT book, but it was worth reading, just because I can say I’ve read it. And it was an experience. :)



    angelfishu88 is doing her homework!

    Untitled 2 years ago

    This book is AMAZING. The bittersweet tragedy of those who love with all they are, and end up completely destroyed and consumed by the obsession of proving themselves to the one they love…



    llong is growing slowly but surely

    Untitled 2 years ago

    I highly recommend this book to anyone who hasn’t read it. It’s one of the most important American novels of the 20th century.



    llong is growing slowly but surely

    What a fantastic book! 2 years ago

    It’s a quick read, historically accurate, an excellent story, and set in beautiful language.

    It seems most people read this book in either high school or college. For those that haven’t I recommend it as a look into the battle between nihilistic materialistic self-obsession and the moral, intellectually curious.



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