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1940s (13) » 35 more Jewish Books (20) Sonlight Books (54) Favourite Books (436) Books Read in 2016 (1,268) Best family sagas (98) Books Read in 2017 (2,006) Five star books (1,019) Books Read in 2010 (107) SHOULD Read Books! (57) Books I've Read (27) Books Read in 2012 (123) Books Read in 2005 (99) Plays I Like (97) Nifty Fifties (57) Rory Gilmore Book Club (120) No current Talk conversations about this book. Play read with my granddaughter. She didn't like it. I didn't mind it at all. ( ![]() It was definitely a bit confusing to read at first, but as I got more into it, it made a lot more sense. I recently read The Crucible from the same other and I loved it. Normally, this wouldn’t be the type of play that I’d enjoy reading, but I really loved it! I'm sure it's brilliant, but I didn't enjoy it. I think I just have a problem with plays in general. A very distressing read, so well done. I look forward to seeing the play performed. There are any number of applicable descriptors like well written and controversial. I am comfortable reviewing the work because by playing a character in community theater, I read and saw it performed many times. Willy is likeable, obviously loves his son but at every test of virtue he chooses the wrong option leading him to a poor end. Belongs to Publisher SeriesIs contained inHas the adaptationIs abridged inHas as a studyHas as a commentary on the textHas as a student's study guide
Reprint of the 1967 ed. published by Viking Press, New York. No library descriptions found. |
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