Dead Poets Society: N.H. Kleinbaum

Brought this for my daughter, she loves it.

love this book

Obviously a great novel and I would recommend anyone to read it especially if you liked the film. This edition was a bit of a strange printing, looks like a uni dissertation unless that is the look they were going for. Would love to see this in hard back or something so will keep an eye out.

arrived in good quality, the perfect gift for my friend

I got it a while ago and I've finished the book a few weeks ago not only do I love the film but the book is great too and includes some of the deleted scenes that didn't make it to the film. Even though I got mine second hand it was still in good condition.

I was told this is a good book by my daughter, I've never read it and never will.

This made me cry so much but it was so worth it. Honestly no other book has made me feel as many emotions as this one, I wish I could reread it for the first time

This book thrives only on the greatness of the film from which it is derived. As a previous review suggested, a book can be a way of taking a great movie and enriching it through the depth and interest of character emotions and thoughts. Unfortunately, very little of this is present and it becomes, as such, a little too reminiscent of reading a glorified plot summary.Having said this, of all the film plots to reiterate into literature, this is far from the worst... it is in fact one of my favourite movies. Of course, the messages that the film embodies remain present and intact in the novelisation, but in this rare occasion I would have to recommend the film itself over the book.