The Pearl (Centennial Edition) by John Steinbeck
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Book Summary Author: John Steinbeck Brand: Penguin Group USA Edition: Paperback Audio: English (Unknown); English (Original Language); English (Published) Published: 2002-01-08 ISBN: 0142000698 Number of pages: 96 Publisher: Penguin (Non-Classics) Product features:
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Book Reviews of the The Pearl (Centennial Edition)
Customer Review: The Pearl Review
Summary: 2 Stars
Book title and author: The Pearl, John Steinbeck
Title of review: The Pearl Review, Seth Havens
Number of stars (1 to 5): 3
Introduction: The pearl is an enduring and classic fable, sensitively told, in simple and beautiful language.
Description and summary of main points: A man finds a pearl and later realizes that the pearl bring fortune, love, and peace. Then shortly after he and his family realizes that you cannot buy any of the things the pearl provides.
Evaluation: The man found a pearl, but he realized the pearl gave him luck, fortune, and peace. He showed the pearl to his family and, told them what it could do. Shortly after they realized that you can't buy luck, love, or peace they were forced to get rid of the pearl.
Conclusion: After they got rid of the pearl, the family's' love, luck, and peace became stronger and better.
Your final review: The pearl was ok but, it's not my kind of book.