Lord of the Flies by William GoldingMy review
***SPOILER ALERT***
rating: 2 of 5 stars
I read this in one evening, so maybe I didn't give it enough of a chance but... it was so confusing. I felt like I had started in the middle and then bits and peices were left out.
I was especially confused when Simon was killed. And then my big question; How did they get on the island??
A plane crash? There was no plane. THey talked about a plane and a fire. Why were they all on the plane to start with. WHere were they and where were they going?
If someone has answers, PLEASE enlighten me.
I just didn't get it. ANd I think it is a classic. And I have no idea why it was on my bookshelf or where it came from.
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I loved this book! It's required reading in high school around here. They get to analyze it a little more deeply than you could in one night, I'm sure! A lot of social commentary, Christic symbolism, nature of man kind of stuff. It makes for a good discussion.
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