The Taming of the Shrew (The New Folger Library Shakespeare)3 reviews William Shakespeare Washington Square Press, 2004 A hilarious play of the battle between the sexes. + A comedy of wit, But not Shakespeare's Best This play is one of Shakespeare's most ribald, but I enjoyed it just the same. It's lusty, earthy and somewhat farcical. It's a very popular play because it is funny and fast-moving. And Shakespeare's wordplay is at its best here. I defy anyone not to laugh out loud numerously as they read this ...             Fahrenheit 4517 reviews Ray Bradbury HarperVoyager, 2004 It was a pleasure to burn.... + Written in the basement of the UCLA library + True Fiction + A must read for everyone + Wonderful Book             To Kill a Mockingbird (Harper Perennial Modern Classics)20 reviews Harper Lee Harper Perennial Modern Classics, 2006 Simply Essential Reading Vividly Encapsulates Depression-Era Racial Hatred in the Deep South + In Jim Crow Times + Truly a Masterpiece + A favorite forever             The Catcher in the Rye2754 reviews J.D. Salinger Back Bay Books, 2001 my favorite book ever + Deserves the honor of "a classic" Holden Caufield is possibly my favorite fictional character. Or should I say, he's the one I could most relate to. If you've ever been depressed and lonely, you can relate to Holden. If you're cynical, you can relate to Holden. Some would call him a bitter adolescent. Some would say he sees ...             Animal Farm: Centennial Edition1144 reviews George Orwell Plume, 2003 Animal Farm....Your typical Happily Ever After? + Perhaps The Easiest Read For The Most To Be Gained + Animal Farm-Book + Communsim in a Farm? + "Animal Farm" Book Review             Romeo and Juliet (Folger Shakespeare Library)28 reviews William Shakespeare Washington Square Press, 2004 Can Love Conquer All? + Shakespeare is forever + The supporting actors shine... + A Student's Review + too good             Dr. Cook's Garden2 reviews Ira Levin Dramatists Play Service, 1968 Dated, but still excellent + "Dr. Cook's Garden" This is a fine piece of dramatic work. It is certainly a little outdated, and areas of it are very melodramatic. But on the whole, it succeeds due to interesting characters and a plot dealing with issues that are not often approached in the theater. Dr. Cook is the only doctor in a small town, ...             Fahrenheit 4517 reviews Ray Bradbury HarperVoyager, 2004 It was a pleasure to burn.... + Written in the basement of the UCLA library + True Fiction + A must read for everyone + Wonderful Book             The Taming of the Shrew (The New Folger Library Shakespeare)3 reviews William Shakespeare Washington Square Press, 2004 A hilarious play of the battle between the sexes. + A comedy of wit, But not Shakespeare's Best This play is one of Shakespeare's most ribald, but I enjoyed it just the same. It's lusty, earthy and somewhat farcical. It's a very popular play because it is funny and fast-moving. And Shakespeare's wordplay is at its best here. I defy anyone not to laugh out loud numerously as they read this ...             Romeo and Juliet (Folger Shakespeare Library)28 reviews William Shakespeare Washington Square Press, 2004 Can Love Conquer All? + Shakespeare is forever + The supporting actors shine... + A Student's Review + too good             To Kill a Mockingbird (Harper Perennial Modern Classics)20 reviews Harper Lee Harper Perennial Modern Classics, 2006 Simply Essential Reading Vividly Encapsulates Depression-Era Racial Hatred in the Deep South + In Jim Crow Times + Truly a Masterpiece + A favorite forever             Dr. Cook's Garden2 reviews Ira Levin Dramatists Play Service, 1968 Dated, but still excellent + "Dr. Cook's Garden" This is a fine piece of dramatic work. It is certainly a little outdated, and areas of it are very melodramatic. But on the whole, it succeeds due to interesting characters and a plot dealing with issues that are not often approached in the theater. Dr. Cook is the only doctor in a small town, ...             Animal Farm: Centennial Edition1144 reviews George Orwell Plume, 2003 Animal Farm....Your typical Happily Ever After? + Perhaps The Easiest Read For The Most To Be Gained + Animal Farm-Book + Communsim in a Farm? + "Animal Farm" Book Review             The Catcher in the Rye2754 reviews J.D. Salinger Back Bay Books, 2001 my favorite book ever + Deserves the honor of "a classic" Holden Caufield is possibly my favorite fictional character. Or should I say, he's the one I could most relate to. If you've ever been depressed and lonely, you can relate to Holden. If you're cynical, you can relate to Holden. Some would call him a bitter adolescent. Some would say he sees ...