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CliffsNotes on Lord of the Flies takes you on an exploration of William Golding's novel to the dark side of humanity, the savagery that underlies even the most civilized human beings. Follow Golding's group of young boys from hope to disaster and watch as they attempt to survive their uncivilized, unsupervised, and isolated environment.
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- Paperback 112 Pages
- Edition: New Ed
- ISBN-10: 0764585975
- ISBN-13: 9780764585975
- Publisher: Cliffs Notes
- Pub date: Jun 13, 2000
- Dimensions: 20 cm x 13 cm x 1 cm Just how big is that?
- Also available as: Mass Market Paperback, Paperback, Hardcover, Audio CD, Audio Cassette, Library Binding, School & Library Binding, Unbound and Others
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A chilling example of what could happen were humanity left purely to its own defenses.
I did enjoy this book.
It's a good story, and one that seems to tell some truth. From several surprising, sad, happy, and funny events, this was an entertaining book.
Besides the entertainment value, it delves into human nature, showing us what the human mind is like.
Lord of the ... Continue
I did enjoy this book.
It's a good story, and one that seems to tell some truth. From several surprising, sad, happy, and funny events, this was an entertaining book.
Besides the entertainment value, it delves into human nature, showing us what the human mind is like.
Lord of the Flies effectively stirs up emotions, gives a great telling on a possible event, and is overall a good read.
Although I am glad that I read this book, it was just too brutal for me to enjoy.
I had a very interesting realization while reading this book in Mr. Gaydos' English class. I had read Lord of the Flies a couple years prior to this class, and I knew how it ended. We were having in class silent reading, and I was coming towards the death of Piggy, and i closed my book and put it ... Continue
I had a very interesting realization while reading this book in Mr. Gaydos' English class. I had read Lord of the Flies a couple years prior to this class, and I knew how it ended. We were having in class silent reading, and I was coming towards the death of Piggy, and i closed my book and put it down. I didn't want him to die. I looked around the room and wondered where other people were in the book. Was Piggy already dead? I thought about how if i just stop reading now Piggy will still be alive. I didn't finish the book that time. I wanted it to 'end' with Piggy still alive, at least in my book.
society evolves to good or bad? war caused by one or two people?