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John Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath
John Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath | John Steinbeck
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Presents the drama version of Steinbeck's story of the Joad family's struggle for survival during the Depression.
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UwannaPublishme
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It was an emotionally charged month immersed in this moving novel along with journals & letters by one of my fave authors. Steinbeck certainly succeeded in his goal to “rip a reader‘s nerves to rags” and deeply experience the life of a Dust Bowl migrant…from the brutal oppression to the enduring human spirit and everything in between. It‘s no wonder JS collapsed from exhaustion after finishing it. Now to watch the film!
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Leftcoastzen Love this post! 13mo
staci.reads I've never heard that story (of him collapsing after finishing it), nor have I seen the movie. 13mo
UwannaPublishme @Leftcoastzen 🤗🤗🤗 13mo
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UwannaPublishme @staci.reads He thought he had the flu since his stomach was in knots and he was dizzy. But then he attributed it to sheer exhaustion. (Or maybe he was just trying to hide from the critics!) 😉 13mo
rubyslippersreads I‘ve read the book and seen the movie. Both are excellent. 13mo
UwannaPublishme @rubyslippersreads Haven‘t watched the movie yet, but looking forward to it. In his journal, Steinbeck said he was so moved by Fonda‘s performance and told him so when they met. 13mo
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I‘ve read this book three times now. The first time I was in high school and it was the first classic I was actually able to finish. The second time I was struck by the history of the dust bowl and the damage people had done to the land. This time I couldn‘t get over how people treat each other when they‘ve fallen to misfortune. Who knows what will hit me next time. #AuthorAMonth2023

Daisey It is a good one, and I can absolutely see how different aspects would hit differently on successive reads. 13mo
PaperbackPirate This book wrecked me! So powerful. 13mo
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