The Last of the Mohicans Audiobook

" I thought The Last of the Mohicans by James Fenimore Cooper was i decent action story that based in the French and Indian War. This book deals Magua a part of the Huron tribe guides his fellow team to meet the daughters father at Fort Henry. During the book they face many hardships and in the end it didn't end the way i suspected. All in all, this book was pretty decent to read. Cooper uses a unique way of writing to hook the reader which later i have used some of his ways in some of my writing. "

" Ok, I realize that in the past when the book was first released it would have been a sensational action packed book. The pace was unrelenting. But, I have a big problem with this book. I feel that because Cora was found to have "negro" blood in her, that gave the author the right to have her kidnapped time and time again by renegade native-americans and because she was already spoiled by her blood line, it alright that she was kidnapped but if her sister was in the same position she would be defiled forever because her pure white blood couldn't handle it. Yeah, I had a big problem with how race was viewed in the book. I have to admit that for those times to even view a native-american as good was a miracle and that Cora's written personality was nice but it really rubbed me wrong. For an action book, it was good. It was fast paced and had lots of action. "

" This was a monstrous undertaking for me! It is a tough read, but I feel so accomplished now that is done. I was constantly looking to see how far till the end! "

" Ugh... good, engaging, and a classic. But the story isn't nearly as good as the movie!!! They altered it so completely for film's sake, and it turned out sensationally better. I prefer the love story version with Daniel Day-Lewis. "

" Much more interesting than The Deerslayer. "

" Unfortunately, there is probably no way I can ever have a positive experience or opinion of this so-called "classic" because of the way my professor presented it. In the first place, he taught it as if it were the greatest book ever written, no exceptions, and spoke of it in the most glowing tones one could imagine. In the second place, he consistently referred to the book as "The Last of the MoHICKans," and I cannot get that pronunciation out of my mind. It has forever affected the attitude I have toward this book, especially during that summer when I was slogging through it and several other American masterpieces far superior to this piece of sludge. To make matters much worse, this is my nephew's favorite book. But he's also an electrical engineer. Go figure. "

" Even better than the movie.. and the movie was pretty good! "

" Cooper has a long-winded, tedious style that grated on me. "

" Not sure when I read this but it was before 1961. Good action tale with some history of new england and new york states. "

" I didn't like this book because it's bored "

" I forced myself to finish reading the book, but I didn't understand the point. Kill all the Mohicans you can and describe it in weird detail? Not a very memorable book. "

" kept me interested throughout, great story. "

" I have read this nice book some days ago. And I guess it's one of the most well-made books about native americans, colonists and their adventures. I was interested by characters' relations espesially between native americans, it was quite discovering to know about their traditions and cultures. It's sad, that such a great people like native americans were destroyed and turned to a little and miserable group of men and women... "

" Simultaneously a wartime adventure novel, a faithful historical fiction, and one of the greatest expositions on racial equality ever written. A how-to on manly conduct. I will read this to my children and, god willing, my grandchildren. "

" Good story, but a very SLOW read. This is a case where the movie gets to the heart of the story and cuts out the unnecessary stuff. "

" I hated the writing in this book. I slogged all the way through it, but I honestly don't recall much beyond tedium. "

" I thought the book was full of action. I really liked the character Hawkeye. Countless times he saves his friends thanks to his skill with his rifle "KillDeer" He has lived in the forest his whole life and uses that to his advantage when fighting the indians. Over all the book was awesome cause of its action packed battles. "

" I wonder how many high school and college students get snared by watching the movie instead of actually reading the book. I'm not criticizing the movie, but it would be a huge mistake to try it. "

" Cooper's style is marked by indirection. In addition to introducing characters long before naming them for the reader, he frequently reveals or alludes to important information about a character that does not become realized until a later chapter. exceptional read.. great theme "

" This is one of my favorite movies so I wanted to read the book - this is one of the few times the book has fallen short of the movie. It was a bit of a difficult read and if you're expecting it to be similar to the movie at all you will be disappointed. Besides the names of the characters, there are hardly any similarities. "

" Excellent book! Loved it and the characters. Hawkeye is somewhere between mystical and plain amazing. It is a very long hard read that goes much deeper than the movie ever thought. "

" It takes some time to "get into" the style but the action keeps you reading. "

" Classic story of the two daughters of an army general captured by the Indians and rescued by Hawkeye, Uncas and Cingachgook. Awesome... "

" I saw the movie years ago and loved it and so I was a bit surprised at how very different the book is - the director took a lot of "hollywood license" with the movie. Seldom have I read a book that I thought the movie was better, but in this case I'd have to say I enjoyed the movie more. (How do you not love Daniel Day Lewis?) I did enjoy the book - just didn't love it. Great adventure story and period piece. "

" One of those rare instances when the film (Mann) is much better than the book. "

" Great historical read for all ages. The Indians played their part for both British and French. Le Longe Carabine. "

" A very interesting look into a white man's (generally positive) interpretation of Native American culture and the conflicts surrounding British colonization of America. It wasn't always exciting by contemporary standards, but I still found myself enthralled by the story and especially characters. "

" This rating is for the Daniel Day-Lewis film, not the turgid Fenimore Cooper novel. The inspired acting, spectacular scenery, and gorgeous sound track brought the book to life. "

" I read all these books years ago. I liked the atmosphere and Natty Bumppo "

" I first read this in high school. It was thick reading then, but I liked the story. It is timeless adventure and romance. Cooper treated the native Americans with respect, but gave them a ruthless bent, without noticing the ruthlessness of the white folk as well. Not unusual. "

" loved this book... different from the movie , still good to picture daniel day lewis as hawkeye and madeline stowe as corat "

" The innate helplessness of the female characters became very annoying. The movie version told a better story. "

" I mostly dug this book. Cooper's got some epic battle scenes in here and his descriptions of the French and Indian War are rich. Read it if you want a heavy history lesson, but don't be surprised if you fall asleep after a few pages due to the overly descriptive style it's written in. "

" Dont ever read this book ever!!!! it is not good. "

" After almost two hundred years, still a great adventure yarn. Listened to it - speeds up narrative through some archaic phrasing. "

" The writing style is very old school. You need to concentrate when reading the book but JFC is a very good story teller. For anyone who likes books about character development, morals and values and the meaning of life. It'll make you think about the things that are important to us. "

" Great account of Native American customs and how they lived around and before the European settlers invaded their territory. More difficult to read than what I'm used to with long, winding sentence in Old English. Overall a very good story that is worth pushing through. "

" Movie is way more entertaining. "

" Quite exciting given its age. Like me! "

" Don't even bother with this book. It's ridiculous, it makes no sense, the writing is terrible, and I wanted all of the characters to get hit by a bus. Don't ever ever ever read, not even for school. "

" The book was enjoyable as an adventure novel, but it didn't explore its ideas enough for me to consider it a classic. "

" The movie does not follow the book very closely, but I liked the story line in it better than the book. Still an interesting read with great characters. "

" I didn't like this book at all.The biggest problem for me was the length of Fenimore Cooper's sentences which seemed to turn themselves inside out.Very difficult to keep the plot and characters in mind when you have to read each sentence several times. "

" Contains one of the most gripping scenes of violence I've ever read. "

" Couldn't get through it but I do like Hawkeye. Great character. "

" I read this book for an English class and I continually found myself asking, Why is this book so famous? I did not enjoy it and I really wish I would have spent my dime doing something else. "

" I read the book twice and can't recall the story exactly... I think that's significant enough. I didn't really dislike the book, it just didn't make a big impression on me. "

" A fascinating story of the Indians, French and English in the New York, Delaware area of the United States. I sympathized with the Indians and then thought they were savages. War, revenge, power, survival and love kept this book very interesting. "

" Descriptions are beautiful, but Cooper is pretty long-winded - easy to get lost in the long, drawn-out scenes. "

" Women are weak and Indians are savage beasts. These are but two of the stereotypes found in the book. Cooper does include a strong female and intelligent Indians to dispel those stereotypes but it's tough to feel that he sees his creations are the exceptions and the the stereotypes as the rule of the day. That said, I was surprised to find the fast-paced action scenes interspersed with flowing descriptions of the beauty of nature. It's not the easiest style to read and it tends to lose my interest from time to time, but it was a pretty good read. "

" Interesting to read about the times when indians were feared in America as savages. The plot of the book didn't hold my attention as much as I would like. closer to 2.5 stars "

" I had to read this for Savages, Vampires, and Whores class (yes , really - it was about themes in literature), and to say I 'read' it would be a lie. I have to agree with Mark Twain in that Cooper's language is repetitive, uninspired, contrived, and unwieldy. I managed to read enough to get a migraine, and settled for the Cliff Notes instead, which were (sadly) considerably more well written and to the point. I can't even see the movie without thinking of being subjected to the torture of this book. Classic, yes - a good classic, not for me. "

" Was trying to read this on my phone. I ended up doing it on audio. I understand that Mark Twain wrote about how poorly this book was written. I have not read his reviews, but I will say I enjoyed the book very much. Had to read the first chapters a few times to pick up the lingo, but once I got it down I was OK. Kinda like reading Don Quixote. Everyone was polite, even when they were killing each other. My hero? The singer! "

" this was good. disturbing, but good. "

" An oldie but goodie. . . "

" JFC's prose is dense -- I had to pay closer attention to EVERY WORD I was reading than with any other book I've ever read! It's worth it, though, and the reader is paid back with an excellent story. "

" It was OK when I was a teen. "

" Though there are some long passages, most of this book moves along nicely. I probably never would have read it though, if it hadn't been for my Am - Lit class! "

" Everything Twain said about Cooper comes true in this adventure. His native American good guys are Romantically good and talk as if they're Oxford educated. Natty Bumppo, the protagonist, is suitably Romantic close to nature and noble all the way through. The story is a whopping adventure, but not told all that well. The movie's much better! "

" I love these 19th century "romances" [as in "a novel or other prose narrative depicting heroic or marvelous deeds, pageantry, romantic exploits, etc., usually in a historical or imaginary setting."] It was adventurous and reminded me of Dumas' novels, e.g., The Three Musketeers. "

" I could not finish this book. Awful "

" One of the hardest books I've ever read~ Once I got used to the lay of the language, easy sailing and worth every minute. "

" written in old English vocabulary so be prepared for a somewhat long read "

" ugh, this book couldn't end soon enough! a sort of cute love story but there is so much that its hard to stay! "

" If you would like to fall asleep, by all means, pick it up! "

" it was the beast book i ever read i love it i could read it a thousand times before getting tired of it "

" I LOVED THIS BOOK. One of my all time favorites. This story just jumps off the page and you feel like you are a part of the story. If you love history, don't miss this book. "

" Great book highly recommended for any interested in this time period. Just ignore Cooper's lack of proper punctuation, but t I think that helps it stand out in peoples minds. Very descriptive writing and you feel your there right along with them. "

" The action just.does.not.stop. Fantastic adventure. "

" The classic tale of the inveterate scout Hawkeye, as he is known to the Indians, and his Mohican companions Chingachgook and Uncas during the time of the French and Indian War. If you like to read early American history, you will enjoy the book. "

" I first read this in high school. It was thick reading then, but I liked the story. It is timeless adventure and romance. Cooper treated the native Americans with respect, but gave them a ruthless bent, without noticing the ruthlessness of the white folk as well. Not unusual. "

" Story of honour, pride, dedication, care, life and death. "

" I could not finish this book. Awful "

" it was ok too detailed for my taste "

" If you loved the movie, the book will blow you away. Plot is very different, but the spirit remains the same. "

" Not an easy read! Poetic and descriptive. "

" Wordy and boring. I agree with Twain. "

" Whilst not the easiest of reads and after discussion, the book was made easier by the fact that the style can be read as a means of including the reader in the journey through the forest. There is much to be said for this novel after some consideration is given. "

" Filled with the racial stereotypes of the era, but includes interesting uses of language and great landscape descriptions. "

" James Fenimore Cooper was just a weird dude, but I loved this storyline. Some parts of it are just not believable, but like any good JFC book, there is always something unbelievable included. "

" I think I've gotten only 30 pages into this book and wasn't intrigued. I'm sure I'll attempt again some day in the future. "

" An outstanding story!! Truly one classic that I really enjoyed reading. "

" Not bad the first time around; tolerable the second time; if you have to read it more than twice, well, then you might start to despise Cooper. Unless of course you are a scholar of early American literature. In that case, Cooper might be the best you're going to get. "

" Read it for class, omg could not stand it "

" Best. Book. Ever. My all time number one favorite book. "

" Read this for the first time around 1990 and it is still a great story and fun to read again. "

" One of the best books I have read, and certainly one of the top adventure stories. Loved every page. "

" action, adventure, romance....not just for kids. follows 'hawkeye' raised by mohicans,and his adopted dad & brother as they escort 2 young ladies through the dangerous territory fought over during the french & indian war. "

" I remember reading this classic many years ago. I enjoyed it then, and I enjoyed it again this time. Having seen the movie in the interim, I was surprised at how different the movie was from the original book. "

" Truly a classic book for teens and adults. I have no idea when I read this -just know I read it sometime, probably in high school though. "

" I'm reading The Greater Journey by David McCullough and I was interested in his descriptions of the time that James Fenimore Cooper spent in Paris in the 1830s, so I decide to reread this American classic. It's about what I remember. "

" It is hard to imagine the frontier during this time in our history. This book transports you. I am happy to have made the journey with Hawkeye and his loyal friends. "

" In a word - Excellant! "

" brilliant book, totally entrancing, couldn't put it down "

" I think I liked this more because I saw the movie first!! Daniel Day Lewis running around bare-chested? Gotta love it! "

" Interesting to read about the times when indians were feared in America as savages. The plot of the book didn't hold my attention as much as I would like. closer to 2.5 stars "

" I'm reading The Greater Journey by David McCullough and I was interested in his descriptions of the time that James Fenimore Cooper spent in Paris in the 1830s, so I decide to reread this American classic. It's about what I remember. "

" While it's great story, Cooper's long winded prose can make it tiresome to read. While I'm glad I finally got around to reading it I doubt I'll ever revisit it. "

" so far a little too wordy, good adventures and lead character in hawkeye "

" Without arguement, my favorite book of all time. "

" Much to my surprise, I couldn't put this down! "

" I loved the setting in upstate New York. The book takes place during the French and Indian War 1757, so that time period was also quite interesting. "

" Good read for American Indian classics... "

" How many adjectives can be used in one sentence? I do not like Cooper's style at all! "

" This was a hard read. Another book that should be required. I was a sophmore in high school when I read it. "

" Action packed. Good story and much better than the movie :) "

" A little too dated for my taste, but the last chapter was worth it. "

" I thought the movie version was much more suspenseful compared to the book version. Still, it was a great classic. "

" Much to my surprise, I couldn't put this down! "

" I read this about ten years ago. I thought it dragged. "

" Not going to be among my favorites. The writing varies from wonderful to curious to awkward. The plot and themes are not so much classic was dated. "

" Dont ever read this book ever!!!! it is not good. "

" Classic story, but didn't enjoy the writing style - found myself skimming as I got further in. "

" This was a monstrous undertaking for me! It is a tough read, but I feel so accomplished now that is done. I was constantly looking to see how far till the end! "

" Bad. I so wanted to like it because it's set in the beautiful country, but just could not. "

" Contains one of the most gripping scenes of violence I've ever read. "

" It was a difficult read but kept me interested had a hard time picking it up once i set it down though. "

" As my American Novel professor said, "They're giving Cooper seminars in Hell." "

" I read this for book club, and thought it was awful. I remember reading it as a child and thinking it was ok, but I must have been pretty dumb back then. The movie with Daniel Day Lewis was much, much, better. "

" Love, love, love!! Don't you just want to go back in time, grab a rifle, and head into the Western frontier! "

" I think I've gotten only 30 pages into this book and wasn't intrigued. I'm sure I'll attempt again some day in the future. "

" Action packed. Good story and much better than the movie :) "

" A very involve read, as the era in which it was written uses th English language much differently than we do now. Also, the story is about 98% different than what you'd expect after seeing the 1992 movie, but in a very good way! "

" Filled with the racial stereotypes of the era, but includes interesting uses of language and great landscape descriptions. "

" Not an easy read! Poetic and descriptive. "

" Some nice hardcore symbolism of the two-party system, tyranny, and the wild frontier of life. "

" Liked the setting and history and glad I read it but was quite a slog to read for me. I didn't like it near as well as I did Northwest Passage by Kenneth Roberts.I may read Pioneers later by Cooper but not next for sure. "

" If you can get through some of the prolonged descriptions, this is actually a cliff-hanger. It deals with loyalty and bravery and the the difficulties of change and race relations. "

" This is one of those books I wish I liked more because my father loves it so much. I just don't but I can see why some people do. "

" I had a huge dilemma rating this. I really enjoyed writing a paper on this book - it was awesome to study. Laregely because of the strong stand it takes against interracial romance. Therefore: a low rating, because I am not on board with that. But 5 stars as intellectual fodder. "

" Utterly unreadable stilted prose. Only managed to get about 1/8 of the way through and had to stop after a two chapter description of a location. I fully understand Mark Twain's disdain for the author's work. Avoid like the plague! "

" One of the best books I've ever read, hands down. "

" Really good- it could have gotten too soapy or stereotyped, but it never did. "

" Good story, but a very SLOW read. This is a case where the movie gets to the heart of the story and cuts out the unnecessary stuff. "

" I hated this book up until I watched the movie. The movie made the book seem like a work of art...which it is, considering it's been on the Classics list since...forever. If you can follow the writing, the plot is actually pretty exciting. The ending is sad though...lots of people die. "

" I was tainted by the movie, which I adored, and then read the book...I was left wanting. The book doesn't really have any romance, but the story is still great about the dynamics of the English, French, and the Native Americans during that time. "

" Good Book. In the beginning it was somewhat difficult to understand who was who. The author uses first name, last name, and nicknames interchangeably. It took me about a third of the book to figure this out, once I figured this out things went much better. Good ending, very good plot. "

" Excellent view of early America. "

" The writing from that era was certainly different. Dialogue and descriptive passages may have been popular in its time, but Lordy what a drag getting through some of it. "

" This one of my favourite books since I was a child. I re-read it last year and loved every moment of it once more. My favourite character is Uncas. I think the heroine is sparky and brave which is probably what I enjoyed growing up. It still made me cry at the end. "

" sadly it starts off slow, but it picks up really well. "

" Good book, but when I read this (I was a young adult) I found parts of it to be pretty disturbing. "

" The only book where I was assigned to read it and I tore each page as I finished so I was never tempted to read it again. I did, however, enjoy looking at Daniel Day Lewis in the movie. "

" For those who enjoy 25 words when 2 or 3 would suffice! "

" Kind of complicated writing, yet captivating. Okay. "

" I have tried to read this, and was unsuccessful twice. It just proved to me that just because your dead, does not mean it should be a classic. See the movie instead and Daniel Day Lewis will find you as long as you stay alive. "

" I guess this classic just wasn't my "thing". "

" Truly a classic book for teens and adults. I have no idea when I read this -just know I read it sometime, probably in high school though. "

" So far I am enjoying the discriptive way this book is written. The language is melodic and beautiful. I have wanted to read this book for a very long time. "

" I really enjoyed this old classic written in 1826. Wow! "

" Great book! Though it doesn't need to be said, it was much better than the Daniel Day Lewis movie version, which was good, but not true to the book. It was fast paced and easy to read once my brain adjusted to early nineteenth century prose. Much better than I expected; highly recommend! "

" One of my favorite books. "

" Mr Cooper's writing is far too self-important to be even close to enjoyable. I will never read this book again, nor will I recommend it to anyone. "

" I started this book three times and finished it once. It took a lot of commitment to get through it. I ended up loving the story but hating having to wade through his swamp-like prose. "

" Read this in a cottage by the ocean one night when a gale was blowing so hard, I thought the windows on the west side of the house would blow out. It was certainly diverting! "

" Dont ever read this book ever!!!! it is not good. "

" Language is dated and tedious at times. The historical tale is great and I love the adventuree through spots in NY where I drive frequently. "

" Read it jail. Actual rating: 1.2 "

" Absolutely loved it. Could hardly put it down "

" good, solid story with a tendency to ramble. it is sometimes hard to hollow what is happening due to the rambling, but i liked it overall. "

" Haven't read for years. Enjoyed it again, reading slowly bit by bit. "

" Haven't read for years. Enjoyed it again, reading slowly bit by bit. "

" Haven't read for years. Enjoyed it again, reading slowly bit by bit. "

" I started this book three times and finished it once. It took a lot of commitment to get through it. I ended up loving the story but hating having to wade through his swamp-like prose. "

" I started this book three times and finished it once. It took a lot of commitment to get through it. I ended up loving the story but hating having to wade through his swamp-like prose. "

" I started this book three times and finished it once. It took a lot of commitment to get through it. I ended up loving the story but hating having to wade through his swamp-like prose. "

" I started this book three times and finished it once. It took a lot of commitment to get through it. I ended up loving the story but hating having to wade through his swamp-like prose. "

" I started this book three times and finished it once. It took a lot of commitment to get through it. I ended up loving the story but hating having to wade through his swamp-like prose. "

" I started this book three times and finished it once. It took a lot of commitment to get through it. I ended up loving the story but hating having to wade through his swamp-like prose. "

" I started this book three times and finished it once. It took a lot of commitment to get through it. I ended up loving the story but hating having to wade through his swamp-like prose. "

" Good story, but a very SLOW read. This is a case where the movie gets to the heart of the story and cuts out the unnecessary stuff. "

" Good story, but a very SLOW read. This is a case where the movie gets to the heart of the story and cuts out the unnecessary stuff. "

" Good story, but a very SLOW read. This is a case where the movie gets to the heart of the story and cuts out the unnecessary stuff. "

" Good story, but a very SLOW read. This is a case where the movie gets to the heart of the story and cuts out the unnecessary stuff. "

" Good story, but a very SLOW read. This is a case where the movie gets to the heart of the story and cuts out the unnecessary stuff. "

" Good story, but a very SLOW read. This is a case where the movie gets to the heart of the story and cuts out the unnecessary stuff. "

" Good story, but a very SLOW read. This is a case where the movie gets to the heart of the story and cuts out the unnecessary stuff. "

" Great book, lot of action, sad ending. "

" Great book, lot of action, sad ending. "

" Great book, lot of action, sad ending. "

" Great book, lot of action, sad ending. "

" Great book, lot of action, sad ending. "

" Great book, lot of action, sad ending. "

" Great book, lot of action, sad ending. "

" Read after seeing the movie. The movie is very fast paced, the book is not. "

" Read after seeing the movie. The movie is very fast paced, the book is not. "

" Read after seeing the movie. The movie is very fast paced, the book is not. "

" Read after seeing the movie. The movie is very fast paced, the book is not. "

" Read after seeing the movie. The movie is very fast paced, the book is not. "

" Read after seeing the movie. The movie is very fast paced, the book is not. "

" Read after seeing the movie. The movie is very fast paced, the book is not. "

" Tough read, as it was written in the early 1800's, but once you get into the style and rhythm it's good. A nice change of pace. "

" Tough read, as it was written in the early 1800's, but once you get into the style and rhythm it's good. A nice change of pace. "

" Tough read, as it was written in the early 1800's, but once you get into the style and rhythm it's good. A nice change of pace. "

" Tough read, as it was written in the early 1800's, but once you get into the style and rhythm it's good. A nice change of pace. "

" Tough read, as it was written in the early 1800's, but once you get into the style and rhythm it's good. A nice change of pace. "

" Tough read, as it was written in the early 1800's, but once you get into the style and rhythm it's good. A nice change of pace. "

" Tough read, as it was written in the early 1800's, but once you get into the style and rhythm it's good. A nice change of pace. "

" I think you could read this if you really want to - it's a good genre piece. A bit wordy though- whew! "

" I think you could read this if you really want to - it's a good genre piece. A bit wordy though- whew! "

" I think you could read this if you really want to - it's a good genre piece. A bit wordy though- whew! "

" I think you could read this if you really want to - it's a good genre piece. A bit wordy though- whew! "

" I think you could read this if you really want to - it's a good genre piece. A bit wordy though- whew! "

" I think you could read this if you really want to - it's a good genre piece. A bit wordy though- whew! "

" I think you could read this if you really want to - it's a good genre piece. A bit wordy though- whew! "

" I really enjoyed this book. Now I need to watch the movie again because it has been too long since I watched it. "

" I really enjoyed this book. Now I need to watch the movie again because it has been too long since I watched it. "

" I really enjoyed this book. Now I need to watch the movie again because it has been too long since I watched it. "

" I really enjoyed this book. Now I need to watch the movie again because it has been too long since I watched it. "

" This rating is for the Daniel Day-Lewis film, not the turgid Fenimore Cooper novel. The inspired acting, spectacular scenery, and gorgeous sound track brought the book to life. "

" This rating is for the Daniel Day-Lewis film, not the turgid Fenimore Cooper novel. The inspired acting, spectacular scenery, and gorgeous sound track brought the book to life. "

" This rating is for the Daniel Day-Lewis film, not the turgid Fenimore Cooper novel. The inspired acting, spectacular scenery, and gorgeous sound track brought the book to life. "

" This rating is for the Daniel Day-Lewis film, not the turgid Fenimore Cooper novel. The inspired acting, spectacular scenery, and gorgeous sound track brought the book to life. "

" This rating is for the Daniel Day-Lewis film, not the turgid Fenimore Cooper novel. The inspired acting, spectacular scenery, and gorgeous sound track brought the book to life. "

" This rating is for the Daniel Day-Lewis film, not the turgid Fenimore Cooper novel. The inspired acting, spectacular scenery, and gorgeous sound track brought the book to life. "

" This rating is for the Daniel Day-Lewis film, not the turgid Fenimore Cooper novel. The inspired acting, spectacular scenery, and gorgeous sound track brought the book to life. "

" Dont ever read this book ever!!!! it is not good. "

" Dont ever read this book ever!!!! it is not good. "

" Dont ever read this book ever!!!! it is not good. "

" Dont ever read this book ever!!!! it is not good. "

" Dont ever read this book ever!!!! it is not good. "

" Dont ever read this book ever!!!! it is not good. "

" Dont ever read this book ever!!!! it is not good. "

" This is probably my least favorite book I've ever had to read. I read it the summer before my junior year of high school, and I still remember the pain of trying to get through it. "

" This is probably my least favorite book I've ever had to read. I read it the summer before my junior year of high school, and I still remember the pain of trying to get through it. "

" This is probably my least favorite book I've ever had to read. I read it the summer before my junior year of high school, and I still remember the pain of trying to get through it. "

" This is probably my least favorite book I've ever had to read. I read it the summer before my junior year of high school, and I still remember the pain of trying to get through it. "

" This is probably my least favorite book I've ever had to read. I read it the summer before my junior year of high school, and I still remember the pain of trying to get through it. "

" This is probably my least favorite book I've ever had to read. I read it the summer before my junior year of high school, and I still remember the pain of trying to get through it. "

" This is probably my least favorite book I've ever had to read. I read it the summer before my junior year of high school, and I still remember the pain of trying to get through it. "

" it was a very hard book to read but when i finally got into it I did enjoy it esoecially towards the end :) "

" it was a very hard book to read but when i finally got into it I did enjoy it esoecially towards the end :) "

" it was a very hard book to read but when i finally got into it I did enjoy it esoecially towards the end :) "

" it was a very hard book to read but when i finally got into it I did enjoy it esoecially towards the end :) "