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Lê Thắng rinnegan9m2553 — I am of the opinion one should read Chaucer in the original Middle English. This edition has great footnotes for the neophyte Middle English linguist, and the comprehension progresses well once one gets accustomed to some of the major differences. Loads of fun! "Who peyntede the leon, tel me who?" (III. 692, Wife of Bath's Prologue)

Chris Chris _hrisand_aron — I really enjoyed reading this book. It wasn't difficult and I got throught it in about a week. I had read a very much shorter version of this story in about 8th grade, but I didn't remember much of it, so I was excited when I found this copy at a used book sale. The story is of Charlie Gordon a mentally challenged man, who is able to recieve an operation to make him a genious. The things I found most interesting was the relationship between his mental growth and his emotional growth. I also liked how the novel took the form of charlie's "progress reports" and how you could clearly see his intellectual status at the time. The best lesson in the book is about how high intelligence is nothing without healthy human interaction, and affection; and also that, as a society, we need to really examine how we look at and feel about mentally challened peoples.

Sara Scotti _irkscot — Should be flying off the shelves. However the coverage of the southwest portland suburbs is a bit slim.