John Steinbeck was a man of many talents. One of them being writing, he used several parts of his life to write this novel. Where he grew up, his failures, and his daily chores all became a part of his story. In his novel, he does not describe all the details of his personal life, but he makes unmentioned parallels which can be linked up to most of his life. The assumption of this linkage …showed first 75 words of 824 total…

…showed last 75 words of 824 total…considered a clasic. His story was well written and thought out because he never seemed to repeat himself. In most other novels, the authors unintentionally repeat ideas or thoughts. He based the core of his book on himself, which was great because he has so many details of incidents that naturally come to mind when writing. He makes that obvious in his style because an attention span can be kept easily when reading this book.