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Absalom, Absalom! (Cliffs Notes)
James L. Roberts

Cliffs Notes, 1964

Nobel Prize-winning author William Faulkner wrote about the conflicts of the human heart. In this book, the reader follows protagonist Henry Sutpen through the vast array of moral and psychological choices that humans encounter in the problematic modern world. This epic story elevated Faulkner to literary giant status.

1984 (Cliffs Notes)

1 review

Cliffs Notes, 1984

An excellent book!!
This is the best book that I have ever read. It involves all of the ideas necessary to make it a good read and to involve the reader and keep them interested. I thoroughtly enjoyed this novel as I'm sure many people, young and old, will for generations to come.

The ABC Bunny

5 reviews
Wanda Gbag

Cliffs Notes, 1933

A Great Rhyming Story
A TERRIFIC BOOK FOR YOUNG CHILDREN!!!! THIS LOVELY LITTLE BOOK TELLS THE STORY OF A BUNNY FINDING ITS WAY HOME AFTER IT WAS RUDELY AWAKENED BY AN, QUOTE, "APPLE, BIG AND RED". IT MEETS UP WITH A FROG, A, QUOTE, "KITTEN, CATNIP CRAZY" AND A LIZARD. THE BOOK CAN BE ENJOYED BY ALL, 1-YEAR-OLDS THROUGH 100-YEAR-OLDS. IN SOME EDITIONS, IT ALSO HAS A NICE LITTLE SONG. HERE IS A LITTLE SOMETHING FROM ...

Advanced Practice for the Toefl: Test of English As a Foregin Language

2 reviews
Michael A. Pyle

Cliffs Notes, 1992

because i want to learn
i am indian and after few months i will be there i mean america that's why i want to review TOEFL

Advanced Placement Calculus AB: Preparation Guide

3 reviews
Cliffs Notes, Kerry J. King

Cliffs Notes, 1996

The one to have for the AP exam and throughout the year!
I really enjoyed working with this book. I bought it at the beginning of the year and very glad I did. It helped me prepare for every test, quiz, and even homeworks. It has a wonderful "translation" section where calculus terms are explained in plain english. Topic by topic the book is thorough in the explanations. What I liked most about it is that after each topic, there are practice ...

The Address Book: How to Reach Anyone Who is Anyone (Address Book: How to Reach Anyone Who Is Anyone)

24 reviews
Michael Levine

Cliffs Notes, 1990

Additional Comment Re: Michael Levine's Address Book
I was quite surprised to note Douglas Adams's e-mail address in the version featured above. Mr. Adams died unexpectedly in 2001 at the age of 49. If anybody receives a response from him, I'd be curious to know.

The Adventures of a Two-Minute Werewolf

1 review
Gene Deweese

Cliffs Notes, 1984

Cute Werewolf Mystery & Detective Story!
Fourteen year old Walt, discovering in himself a tendency to turn into a werewolf!, puts his newfound talent to constructive use in thwarting the activities of a gang of burglers. The drawings by Ronald Fritz are really cute and the story is easy to read. Chosen for the "Weekly Reader Series".