Classic Collection (Brilliance Audio): The Scarlet Letter (Audiobook)

from Zumbanista

First time reading this verified American classic tale. While short, I found it very ponderous and uneven. The Introductory sketch of the Customs House was very long winded and fell far short of being interesting. My appetite picked up as we started into the well known story of Hester and the Sca...

from Spencer28

Somehow I'd never read this book in school, and recently picked it up. I was surprised at the sophistication of the characters' psychology.

from steve02476

Glad to have read this book after all these years. But not greatly moved by it. I'll be curious to read more about it now, though.

from Juva

The richly symbolic morality play about a Puritan woman caught in adultery. She is universally shunned and reviled by the town but refuses to disclose the name of the father of her illegitimate child. On the very day of her public disgrace, her estranged and cruel husband returns and devotes hims...

from ToniFGMAMTC

I read this book in school. I wasn't crazy about it then, but it was a little better the second time. I honestly don't remember much about when I read it in school or the discussions about meanings that we probably had. I still got bored some, but Pearl kept me more interested this time. I like t...