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2 reviews

Cliffs Notes, 1967

Doctor Faustus
The notes did greatly help AFTER I read the Christopher Marlowe novel, in the capacity that I was able to choose a wonderful topic for a research paper from the further suggestions offered by the book. As with other Cliff Notes that I have purchased over the years, this one aided me in making heads and tails out of much of the language and historical content. I recommed this guide be used ...

Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird (Cliffs Notes)

20 reviews

Cliffs Notes, 1983

A Very Good Book... which is good since you have to read it
I just read this book. I thought it was very interesting and I got really into it. It is difficult in the beginning for some people, but past that it is very enjoyable. It focuses on the life of a young girl and her brother. It tells of all of their adventures and it tells of all the lessons she learns. These are actually very good lessons. I dont know about everyone else, but I had to ...

Paton's Cry, the Beloved Country (Cliffs Notes)

11 reviews
Richard O. Peterson, Eva Fitzwater

Cliffs Notes, 1999

Wonderfully deep and compelling
I am an English teacher and a book lover to the extreme. I use cliff notes in my class to aid students with ideas and concepts in books that might otherwise be lost on them. I like the fact that the summaries are limited on this particular version, so the students are forced to read and reread to comprehend. The book itself is one of the most beautiful, well-written, symbolic books that I have ...

The Pearl (Cliffs Notes)

496 reviews
Eva Fitzwater

Cliffs Notes, 1966

Steinbeck Captures the Heart of an Immortal Lesson
This book is criminally unknown. In just under 100 pages, Steinbeck weaves the immortal truth that worldy wealth cannot guarantee happiness or joy into a classic tale of a South American native couple who discover the joys and woes of finding an incredible pearl. They first think that the pearl will change their lives (which is correct) by bringing them happiness and opening endless ...