The Novel Of Mice and Men

Would I read the novel of Mice and Men on my own time probably not, but after reading this book I really enjoyed it. The Novel of Mice and Men was a great book. There are tons of great things about this novel, for one it has terrific images. Characters I wouldn’t even call them characters I feel like I actually know them. The violence in the novel of Mice and Men is very entertaining.
First, the images in the novel of Mice and Men are terrific. The images are very vivid. This book feels like it is almost in 3-D because the setting pops out to me because of the such good word choice.” The water is warm too, for it has slipped twinkling over the yellow sands in the sunlight before reaching the narrow pool.
Second, Characters? Not even they’re more like friends. John Steinbeck chose a wide variety of characters. They’re highly amusing I laughed at least twelve times in each chapter. The characters choice of John Steinbeck is really interesting. “ You neva oughta drink water if it ain’t running, Lennie, he said hopelessly. “You’d drink out of a gutter if you were thirsty.
Third, in the novel of Mice and Men there were a lot of violence but it made the book more exciting. The violence in the novel was reoccurring it was sort of a motif. Although the violence was reoccurring a majority of the violence was accidental. When the violence kept happening it mainly dealt with Lennie, he was the main cause of everything violent. Lennie was petting the puppy and he killed it accidentally, he also killed Curly’s wife because she was screaming really loud when he was rubbing her hair so he snapped her neck.
When all is said and done, the novel of Mice and Men was good I was hesitant to reading it at first, but I have learned to never judge a book by its cover.