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This review is from: Sweet Thursday (Penguin Modern Classics) (Paperback)
Of all the books I've read of Steinbeck this one is my favorite. I think the case is that this one express life in the fullest. It gives a true reflection of the ups and downs while at the same time conveys a sense of joy even in the hardest things and struggles in life. Highly recommended, but read 'Cannery Row' first for sure.
15 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
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Feel-good follow-up to Cannery Row,
By HLT (Wales, United Kingdom) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Sweet Thursday (Penguin Modern Classics) (Paperback)
I still remember my delight as a teenager when I discovered there was a follow-up to Cannery Row. I wasn't disappointed on reading it, neither have I been disappointed on several re-readings in the years since then.Sweet Thursday is filled with the same places and characters (with some sad departures and some memorable new arrivals) as its predecessor, but the themes and feelings evoked are very different - it looks at Doc a lot more closely, exploring his character, the loneliness of his middle age, and his progress along the path to true love, with the questionable assistance of Mac and the boys.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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If you liked Cannery Row you'll enjoy this one too.,
By Top Banana (England) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Sweet Thursday (Penguin Modern Classics) (Paperback)
As other reviewers say, this is probably best enjoyed as a sequel to Cannery Row. It shares the same setting and the same collection of likeable losers whose best intentions have a habit of turning out wrong.
Sweet Thursday is gentle and - compared to some Steinbeck novels - quite light. It is certainly not lightweight though. The dry wit, the standard of characterisation and the clever choice of words all make for an enjoyable few hours' reading.
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