23 Books You Didn't Read In High School But Actually Should

BuzzFeed ^ | July 5, 2013 | Spencer Althouse

[Psalm 73]

"No. No. NO!"

"Grapes of Wrath" not Socialist agitprop?
I would disagree.

[Yossarian]

Catch 22 is an operating manual for today’s government.

You can say that again....

[Fightin Whitey]

You can say that again....

Major Major Major Major novel.

[Resettozero]

"Grapes of Wrath" not Socialist agitprop?

The Fonda movie? Yes.

The book? Maybe, but it describes things of that time as they might have been witnessed by a non-Republican.

Was Steinbeck a socialist Democrat? Probably. But people who have read the book FIRST know that what he wrote is true.

And, once again, not every Democrat of that time was a socialist or a Marxist.

[mountainlion]

You can say that again....

Orwell’s 1984 is the daily civilians version.

[Bullish]

Ditto all of that.

[Altura Ct.]

[Drago]

E-Reader’s (Nook or Kindle “eInk” screens, ‘Fire” models have a traditional computer screen) make fonts as large or small as you want. “Heart of Darkness” is public domain so is free to D/L for e-readers or is available at the following link as an HTML version that you can “Zoom In” on in your browser:

http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/526

You could also just download the Kindle or Nook e-reader apps to your PC and use them to read ebooks on your PC screen...hard on the the eyes tho...”eink” readers are easier on the eye (no refresh rate).