This is a sequel to Cannery Row. Steinbeck had extrodinary talent for molding characters, describing their lives, the places they lived, their struglles, passions, and their connections with one another. This book is delightful and beautifully descriptive.
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Sweet Thursday
Sweet Thursday
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Sweet Thursday is another of John Steinbecks' warmly human novels about the denizens of a California skid row. Eschewing the proper, the conservative, the average, Steinbeck has turned to the outcast - the alcoholic, the whore, the down-at-the-heels philosopher - to define the common bonds of love that unite mankind.
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Sweet Thursday is another of John Steinbecks' warmly human novels about the denizens of a California skid row. Eschewing the proper, the conservative, the average, Steinbeck has turned to the outcast - the alcoholic, the whore, the down-at-the-heels philosopher - to define the common bonds of love that unite mankind.
ISBN: 415387
Publication Date: 4/1963
Pages: 180
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Publication Date: 4/1963
Pages: 180
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Publisher: Bantam Books
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover, Audio Cassette
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Book Type: Paperback
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