Dead Poets Society by N.H. Kleinbaum Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of Dead Poets Society
Book Review: Good novel
Summary: 3 Stars
I have found it a very good book. It shows the life of some American students in a private school, about their problems and their dreams. The book is written with a lot of emotions and it deals the conflict between the parents, the school administration and the dreams of the students.
Book Review: Good read
Summary: 4 Stars
I found it a good book. It is not very difficult to read. In fact it is rather quite easy to understand. It is na interesting book and good entertainment. The story shows that we should do what we want and that we shouldn't listen to other people. People should hear what their hearts tell them and fight for that. Make your dream come true! But the book shows us, too that there are people who haven't the character to fight for their dreams...
Book Review: He was thier inspiration.He made thier lives exrrardinary
Summary: 5 Stars
When Tood Anderson and all his friends at Weltion Acadmoy High meat thier new English Profeser.They are most surprrised by the way he teaches.He isn't you'r ordinery teacher.He maeks you think for you'r self and maeks you read Shaksper. But when Neil descovers Keatings old fiel.The boys reopen the Dead Poets Soiciety club.Pretty soon Neil gets the lead part as Puck in Shaksper's A Mide Summer's Night Dream.Then everything taeks a rong turn..... You gotta read to see what hapens next!I LOVE tehe bookand movie! (-:Book Review: I though the book was a very entriging to read.
Summary: 5 Stars
This book was a very good book it put things in a proportion that all people could realate to. I thought the book was also good because yet it was fiction it still gave a lot to learn from it. I would recommend this book to all ages.Book Review: Inspiring, touching & easy-to- read!
Summary: 4 Stars
I finished reading the book in just a day. The language used is simple and not too heavy. This book strikes a chord with me as the quotes that Mr Keating used from A Midsummer Night's Dream brought me back to the era of my secondary school days. It was like going down memory lane. My friends and I really loved to quote off-handedly from this play way back then. I still occasionally quote from Shakespeare. In addition, Mr Keating's advocation to carpe diem also transported me back to the days of junior college. Ever since carpe diem found its way to my vocabulary (as I was doing metaphysical poems with the above theme by Andrew Marvell), I have sworn to live by it.However, I find that the book has told more than show and there are room for expanding on its description. In a way, this drawback has made the book border on the superficial. But on the whole, Dead Poets' Society is still a book worth reading, especially for starters who are 'learning' to take an interest in Literature and hence, may not want to get heavily bogged down by literary jargons or a particular subject. My caution for these people: Take care of thyselves as thee venture into the poison springs of Literature.