John Steinbeck’s prose is always so alive and, well, honest he could literally write about paint drying and I would still probably love his work. Who knew the life of farmers could be so riveting, and deep, and thought-provoking, and all other good things.
| Positive: | Negative: |
| Extremely evocative, pleasant, flowing prose | The plot might feel a bit slow at parts? |
| Interesting, profound, likable characters | |
| Interesting plot depicting the lives of multiple people in early 20th century USA | |
| Profound story about the vices of life | |
| Thought-provoking about the meaning of life, and the human animal in general |
Visual novel & other stuff impressions 