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by Lucas Benjamin Blair, Sep 22, 2008

These are books that are considered classics. They, however, do not require a great amount intelligence to comprehend. They are just perfect for the "C" student trying to do just enough to pass their English class.

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Sense and Sensibility: A Review of Jane Austen's Work

by Verniel Cutar, Aug 6, 2008

Have you read any of Jane Austen's classic literary works? Here's a review of one of her best novels.

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My Brother, Sister, and I

by BFGanley, Mar 20, 2008

My overview and the story My Brother, Sister, and I.

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Love and Marriage in Romeo and Juliet: A Rope of Sand

by Zordaine, Mar 14, 2008

Different approaches to love and marriage in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, as seen from men's and women's perspectives.

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Of Mice and Men

by odenlander, Nov 18, 2007

Comparison of the Novel and Film Of Mice and Men

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Crime and Punishment Reflection 1

by Hmmmmmmm, Jan 3, 2008

A reflection on the novel Crime and Punishment with regards to the philosophical question of whether murder can ever be justified.

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The Differences of Mice and Men

by Eluned Francis, Oct 2, 2007

An insightful look into the differences in people, from the viewpoint of Slim. Useful for revision purposes. Includes a brief overview of the events that Slim plays a part in, and a profile of his character.

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