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218 reviews
John Steinbeck

Viking Adult, 2003

East of Eden - A beautifully written classic
East of Eden is a sheer delight. Fully drawn characters and historical information, biblical themes and engaging drama make this a wonderful read. I highly recommend this book. Don't be intimidated by the length; it is fast reading.

East of Eden

268 reviews
John Steinbeck

Penguin (Non-Classics), 2002

Knocked For A Loop
When I bought this book, Steinbeck could not have been further off my radar. I suppose I expected a solid, picaresque novel that was good in a musty "literature" sort of way. I could not have been more wrong. I don't think that I have ever been punched in the gut more times by a work of art. The mixture of mythology and gritty realism never felt forced, in fact it made the story even more fluid ...

East of Eden

1 review
john steinbeck

book of the month club, 1995

The Treasure Chest - Steinbeck Lives On
I read this book twice and intend to read it again. The first time was when I was 10. It, along with Tobacco Road (Erskine Caldwell) was forbidden me as unfit literature for children (my mother was an avid reader, but she protected my childhood as long as she dared) so naturally, it became my goal to find where she had hidden them, and read both, which I did, having wasted nearly all of one ...

East Of Eden 1952 Steinbeck 1st Edition in Jacket
John Steinbeck

Viking Press, 1952

East of Eden
John Steinbeck

Bantam, 1962

Eden in the East: The Drowned Continent of Southeast Asia

11 reviews
Stephen Oppenheimer

Orion Publishing, 1999

Ground-breaking book
Stephen Oppenheimer is the first author to treat this subject in an extensive manner using both scientific evidence and comparative mythology. He brings together a wide range of complimentary fields to support his theory on the rise of Southeast Asian during the Neolithic and Bronze Age periods. A must read for those interested in new historical perspectives.

East of Eden (Sparknotes Study Guide)

3 reviews
John Steinbeck, SparkNotes Editors

SparkNotes, 2003

Study notes, not the full text.
I thought I was purchasing the full text version of the Steinbeck novel and was surprised when this thin 74 page book arrived. It is the SparkNotes study guide for East of Eden summarizing the plot, themes, etc. The study notes were written by Brian Phillips, not John Steinbeck. The study notes look reasonably intelligent, but as I was hoping to read the book for pleasure someone else's ...

Catholicism: East of Eden Insights into Catholicism for the 21st Century

3 reviews
Richard Bennett

Berean Beacon Press, 2005

Masterful refutation of Catholic disinformation. Highly recommended!
This is a powerful book, relating Richard Bennett's life story, documenting his rescue by the living Christ from priesthood in the idol-worshipping counterfeit church of Rome. This is no disgruntled ex-Catholic priest serving a grunge--- there is a gentleness of spirit here, a man who has met the true Jesus and now wishes to humblely but insistantly reach out to others who are still ensnared in ...

East of Eden and The Wayward Bus

Viking Press, 1962

John Steinbeck: The Grapes of Wrath, the Moon Is Down, Cannery Row, East of Eden, of Mice and Men

2 reviews
John Steinbeck

Heinemann Octopus, 1989

This book is amazing.
At 18, this is possibly my most favorite book to lug around. Granted it's hard to read laying on your back, but then again, I have smmall hands. Steinbeck is a fantastic author and this is a fantastic book. It's a good thing there are five books in the collection; after each one, you're dying for more.

East of Eden
John Steinbeck

MANDARIN, 1995

" East of Eden " : Level 6, RLA (Penguin Longman Penguin Readers)
John Steinbeck

Penguin, 2008

EAST OF EDEN
JOHN STEINBECK

BANTAM, 1967

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