What's your favourite Steinbeck?

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I've read Of Mice and Men and Travels with Charley.
Dd has several on her bookshelf (but she's not here so can't ask her opinion).
So wondered, which would you recommend?

Read the Cannery Row books many years ago and remember loving them. GOW once read has never been forgotten but the horror was hard to take - especially the very end.

Grapes of Wrath is amazing, but my favourite is Cannery Row. My Dad read me funny bits out of it as a child, and I don't know how many times I've read the book since, the characters are like old friends to me! It's one of my favourite books ever.

Tortilla flat is a bit similar and also really good.

I think GOW is very relevant today, especially the points about wages being kept low by an over supply of workers

I remember reading the first chapters and putting the book down quite a few times, I'm glad I eventually persevered as it's in my top ten now which has about 500 in it not 10

Cannery Row. It's heart breakingly lovely.

Grapes of Wrath is probably the best and most important book I've ever read.
East of Eden is sublime.

Grapes of Wrath just re read it its so good and I agree east of Eden is a great read too.

I've tried so many times to read The Grapes of Wrath. I want to be the kind of person who can say it's one of their favourite books. But the truth is, I've never even made it out of the dustbowl.

Cannery Row, followed by Grapes of Wrath. Both brilliant and evocative books.

The Acts of King Arthur and his Noble Knights. Such a shame he did not finish it, it would have been the ultimate retelling of the Arthur story.

It's so hard to pick. Of Mice and Men was one of the first I read, and stayed with me, pushing me to take out the library's entire collection, many years ago. Also rather remember the Moon is Down. Think I might have to do some rereading.

The moon is down. Definitely.

I've only read Of Mice and Men and Grapes of Wrath, and loved GoW. Going to download East of Eden and The Moon is Down now!