The Crucible (Dramatized) Audiobook

" One of Miller's best plays. A really good story with really good characters. "

" This was a required read in 10th grade English. To my surprise, I enjoyed it! We did the play in class. "

" Not a good book to read, but a pretty good play to either watch or listen to. "

" Read it for my junior AP English Language and Comp. class "

" It was okay, mostly because I had to read it for school, but I DID like it. "

" The director hated me (but later became my acting teacher), my performance was terrible and something else happened but I'm not going to talk about it. "

" Amazing to think of the great impact this book has had on me since it was a mandatory read in high school. It is the foundation for my long understanding and support for the separation of church and state. "

" personally I disliked it. I had to read it for an assignment, and my teacher told us that she wouldn't make us read it if it weren't for the fact that it was required. our teacher told us she thought the book was pointless and my classmates and I all agreed "

" "Adultery, John." "

" I realize it is a classic, however I found it tedious and somewhat boring. I also wanted to choke those stupid girls. I can't believe this is what the middle school kids are expected to read. No wonder kids today don't want to read. "

" I do not think the plot of the story was interesting. This book is just not my style... "

" I think I might have been the only person in my class who actually liked this... "

" I read this book for school and I was confused pretty much the whole time. There was action, but nothing that really drew me in. Overall, I was not a fan. "

" This puritan language totally brought this book down plus im not a big fan on plays but whatever. The true plot thing was pretty cool but glad i got it over with and now a project YAY "

" Too melodramatic; Miller should have capitalised on the MANY comedic possibilities this book had. It still has some good things about it "

" Engrossing cannot put down-first read it in school-University of British Columbia-not part of curriculum-took it as a fine work but had no idea of course-today? I see it in the world-all over-irrational fear, hatred, all as it was and apparently shall be-now and forever more "

" One of my all time favorite classics. Fell in love with this story in high school and never looked back. And sadly, the themes explored in this play still resonate strongly across society today. "

" Year 12 Play "

" Arthur Miller's historical play is about the witch killings in Salem, Massachusetts 1692. It shows how easily a community that is repressed through religious dogma,back breaking discipline and negative leadership can turn ugly, as repressions are unleashed. "

" Usually when you read a book in school (especially in high school) the experience is tainted by quizzes, tests and papers. This is one of the few books that I remember LOVING even though it was for a high school class. "

" Well, i guess it was okay. A tad weird, and kind of sad. But when you're reading about America's darkest chapter, i guess it has to be that way. But, if it wasn't for an English, i never would have considered reading this book. ._. "