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LuckySyn
is on page 96 of 240
Mar 18, 40%, pg 96
Not much to say, the ranger who fished with him was nice, and Lonesome Harry was certainly interesting in showing the isolation of people
— 14 hours, 49 min ago
Not much to say, the ranger who fished with him was nice, and Lonesome Harry was certainly interesting in showing the isolation of people
LuckySyn
is on page 79 of 240
Mar 17, 32%, pg 79
Dude this is making me want to go out to Barnes and Noble and buy nonfiction novels, though I'm sure they wonmt be like this. His talk anout roots and Americans being mobile was also very interesting, goes with his whole 'Americans are restless' idea in his other works
— Mar 17, 2026 07:47PM
Dude this is making me want to go out to Barnes and Noble and buy nonfiction novels, though I'm sure they wonmt be like this. His talk anout roots and Americans being mobile was also very interesting, goes with his whole 'Americans are restless' idea in his other works
LuckySyn
is on page 47 of 240
Mar 14, 19%, pg 47, 15 min
haven't read in a long time, but I'm back
— Mar 14, 2026 11:34PM
haven't read in a long time, but I'm back
LuckySyn
is on page 30 of 240
Mar 1, 12%, pg 30, 25 min
I was really excited to read this book, as I thought it would be a bit of a detour from Steinbeck's usual novels. Another reason is because Steinbeck is such a wise person when it comes to America and its ideals, that reading a book about him travelling would in no way shape or form be boring. Like Wayward Bus, he ralks about the profound restlessness of US citizens, which is not surprising
— Mar 01, 2026 08:47PM
I was really excited to read this book, as I thought it would be a bit of a detour from Steinbeck's usual novels. Another reason is because Steinbeck is such a wise person when it comes to America and its ideals, that reading a book about him travelling would in no way shape or form be boring. Like Wayward Bus, he ralks about the profound restlessness of US citizens, which is not surprising

