OF MICE & MEN

by John Steinbeck

1993

During the Great Depression, two itinerant farmhands, one small and sharp, the other immense and childlike, cling to each other and a shared dream of owning their own land. Their bond is tested by the harsh realities of migrant labor and the unpredictable consequences of Lennie's innocent strength. This powerful, concise novel explores themes of friendship, loneliness, and the elusive nature of the American dream.

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