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Cannery Row

by John Steinbeck


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Unburdened by the material necessities of the more fortunate, the denizens of Cannery Row discover rewards unknown in more traditional society. Steinbeck's 1945 condemnation of the attitudes toward the conditions endured by California migrant workers is a sequel to his novel on the same subject, SWEET THURSDAY--both more light-hearted than his masterpiece, THE GRAPES OF WRATH.

Editions of Cannery Row

9780140177381
ISBN

Binding/Format

Paperback
Publisher

Penguin Group USA
Date

1993
Price

$1.00
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9780142000687
ISBN

Binding/Format

Paperback
Publisher

Penguin Group USA
Date

2002
Price

$7.50
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9780140187373
ISBN

Binding/Format

Paperback
Publisher

Penguin Classics
Date

1994
Price

$1.00
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9781417671854
ISBN

Binding/Format

Prebinding
Publisher

Bt Bound
Date

2002
Price

None Available
 
9780531001691
ISBN

Binding/Format

Reinforced Hardcover
Publisher

Scholastic Library Pub
Date

1979
Price

$96.23
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9780754046424
ISBN

Binding/Format

Paperback
Publisher

Chivers
Date

2001
Price

None Available
 
9780754046417
ISBN

Binding/Format

Hardcover
Publisher

Thorndike Pr
Date

2001
Price

None Available
 
9780670202812
ISBN

Binding/Format

Hardcover
Publisher

Penguin USA
Date

1985
Price

$16.47
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Used - Acceptable
9780783895208
ISBN

Binding/Format

Hardcover
Publisher

Thorndike Pr
Date

2001
Price

$3.97
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9780808519225
ISBN

Binding/Format

Prebinding
Publisher

Bt Bound
Date

1999
Price

$31.01
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9780553278231
ISBN

Binding/Format

Paperback
Publisher

Bantam Books
Date

1986
Price

$1.00
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9781850891093
ISBN

Binding/Format

Hardcover
Publisher

Abc-Clio Inc
Date

1986
Price

$63.00
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First Line

Cannery Row in Monterey in California is a poem, a stink, a grating noise, a quality of light, a tone, a habit, a nostalgia, a dream.

Customer Reviews

on Oct 26 2009, Muzzle said:

"I loved the book, it brings the reader back to a simpler time when the world wasn't participating in the throes of a 40 yard dash. "
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