Brock Anderson

This book is just a lame excuse for some English professor to ramble on and on about literature in the most uninteresting way possible. This entire book can be summarized in one sentence: ANYTHING CAN BE A SYMBOL. The author could have literally just written that down on a piece of paper and published it and it would have had the same effect as this book. Also, the funnier the author tries to be, the worse it gets. I wanted to throw my copy in the garbage after I finished this awfully dull and unhelpful book.

The most overrated book in American history. What a garbage piece of work. The plot line is either really repetitive or impossible to decipher. The old English makes this book nearly impossible to read without having to stop every paragraph and try and figure out what you have just read, and translating it into modern language. The story itself is simple and uninteresting, as is most Puritan writing. What a dumpster fire of a book.