Steinbeck, John - Of Mice and Men (Paperback)

Step into the Dust Bowl era with Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck, a novella that explores hope, loyalty, and the fragility of dreams in the American West. Set during the Great Depression, this story follows George and Lennie—two drifters bound by a shared vision of owning land together. As they take jobs on a ranch in California, the harsh realities of prejudice, power, and human vulnerability test their bond and challenge their ambitions.

The writing is spare but unforgettable. Steinbeck gives voice to the marginalized and offers an intimate look at what it means to carry hope when life is stacked against you. This edition may feature forewords, author notes, or commentary depending on publisher, but the core narrative remains intact.

Whether you’re reading it for class, a book club, or your own shelf, this is a piece of American literature that stays with you.

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