Thread: So I read "Of mice and men" last night.
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Old 04-30-2012, 12:58 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by Nicky Fives View Post
I read it in High School.... the movie with Gary Sinise is quite good as well.....we read Grapes Of Wrath the same year as well.....
Exactly this. You sure we didn't go to the same school???

We read the book then watched the movie. Was kind of a re-occuring theme in my high school to watch a version of the movie after reading said book (provided there was one). Out of all the stuff we read/watched in those 4 years, this was one of my favs. (My favorite hands down has to be when we got to see the version of Othello with Fishburne/Branaugh.)

However, even in movie form, I dispise A Tale of Two Cities. That story can burn in hell.
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