Tortilla Flat Audiobook

" This series of tales describes the Mexican inhabitants of Tortilla Flat. I did not find it as engaging as either of his previous works. It is still well written, still entertaining, but read one of his more famous works first. "

" I read this book when I was 13 and remember not liking or understanding it. Probably because I was 13. "

" This was my 2nd Steinbeck book I read. I enjoyed his vivid discriptions of his characters; by the end of the book I felt as if I'd known these people all my life. "

" Really, it's a collection of short stories about a band of poor men who do good deeds and drink lots of jug wine in Monterey. Total bromance. I enjoyed it. "

" I look back now to 2009 when I made a small vow to read some of the classic authors, including Steinbeck. Went to the public library and this one was available, so I read it. To me it was interesing but not too memorable. My daughters both recommend East of Eden, so that will be my next Steinbeck. "

" I enjoyed the quirky humor in this book. "Lordy, I dont wants to be Preident." "

" I liked that this one was about near where I lived but I found it a little boring. Maybe that is because I was not it's target market. "

" I'm not really a fan. I kept reading, hoping it would expose some other side of the gang's character, but in the end I realized this is just a book about a bunch of guys who get together and drink and party. And denigrate women. "

" It is well written, but I am tired of reading about characters I find repulsive. "

" A brilliant, humorous examination of ethnic idosyncracies among Mexican peasants. "

" classic Steinbeck. I picked this up on my last trip to Monterey to pay tribute to John. worth the read "

" Disappointed. Some of the stories within the main story were captivating and often funny but overall the book seemed to be a compilation of stories that almost had a point and/or a moral to them. "