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Tag Archives: American Literature
The Scarlet Letter
The Scarlet Letter © 1850 Nathaniel Hawthorne 180 pages In 18thcentury Boston, a young woman stands upon the gallows in the center of town, facing down the contempt of the assembled mob. Having broken the … Continue reading
Little House on the Prairie
© 1933 Laura Ingalls Wilder I would say that Little House on the Prairie brings back fond memories, but in truth the volume I remember so happily was Little House in the Big Woods, which recounts author Laura Ingalls Wilder’s accounts of growing … Continue reading
The Big Rock Candy Mountain
The Big Rock Candy Mountain© 1943 Wallace Stegner563 pages “The frontier is closed”, declared the US census board in 1890. The boundless west has been fenced in and taken, but Bo Mason isn’t satisfied to believe it. There must be opportunities … Continue reading
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Tagged America, American Frontier, American Literature, American West, bildungsroman, Wallace Stegner
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To Kill a Mockingbird
To Kill a Mockingbird © 1960 Harper Lee 376 pages Mark Twain once opined that a classic is a book which everyone praises and no one reads. That cannot be the case with To Kill a Mockingbird, a classic coming-of-age story … Continue reading
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Tagged "classic", American Literature, American South, bildungsroman, Classics and Literary, Harper Lee, Southern Literature
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