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1 review
M. a. Gary Carey, Sinclair Lewis

Hungry Minds, 1979

Brave New World Cliffs, very good!
I used this book for the second half of my Freshman English class. We had to read Brave New World, and I didn't understand the REAL book all that well. Desperate, I went on a hunt for the Cliffs Notes to the book. I found the CN, and bought it right away. Soon, I was on my way to not only understand Huxley's crazy new world, but to also getting an A on all of the papers and tests related to ...

The Old Man and the Sea

8 reviews
M. a. Gary Carey

Hungry Minds, 1973

wicked good book
This was an awesome book. The descriptions are fantastic, you are there helping him catch the fish.(the actual book, that is)iT is a short and enjoyable read. Definately worth the time-you will be amazed at human willpower and strength.

The Sun Also Rises: Notes

2 reviews
M. a. Gary Carey

Hungry Minds, 1999

Henry and the Club House
I loved the book it is great for all kids to understand! It is awesome! It really teaches kids responsibility with a humor added to jazz it up, kinda like a true life story is being told!

Treasure Island and Kidnapped

2 reviews
M. a. Gary Carey, G. K. Carey, ...

Hungry Minds, 1974

Good Books
I thought these two books to be excellent. Treasure Island was a book that I wasn't quite sure that I would enjoy, but as I read further into it, I began to crave for more of R. L. Stevenson's works. So I decided to read Kidnapped. I'm part-way through it now. But I never expected them both to take place on boats. Well I new that Treasure Island's setting was mostly on a boat, but the way ...

Mrs. Dalloway
M. a. Gary Carey

Hungry Minds, 1969

The original CliffsNotes study guides offer expert commentary on major themes, plots, characters, literary devices, and historical background. The latest generation of titles in this series also feature glossaries and visual elements that complement the classic, familiar format. In CliffsNotes on Mrs. Dalloway, you explore one of Virginia Woolf’s greatest works, which is about life, love, friendship, and acceptance. Here, you ...

Cliffsnotes on the Bible

3 reviews
M. a. Gary Carey, Charles H. Patterson

Hungry Minds, 1999

Finally a reprieve for the unremitting boredom
Wow, I really have to say--this is one Cliffs Notes that I can appreciate. It actually has a purpose. This is the perfect book for those of us who are forced by parents and sunday school teachers to read the Bible on penalty of everlasting suffering and torment. I wish this was available when I was growing up...it is the perfect tool to decieve those that would try to force us to read the ...