The Diaries of Adam and Eve by Mark Twain

The Diaries of Adam and Eve

Mark Twain
109 pages
Dover Publications
Nov 2012
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The great American humorist's "translations" of journals by the first man and woman offer a comic "he said/she said" narrative. An irreverent look at conventional religion, the book presents a thoughtful argument for the equality of the sexes. This special hardcover edition features outstanding illustrations by F. Strothmann and Lester Ralph on every page.

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Wonderful Insights on the Never-ending Battle of the Sexes

One of Twain's little-known and seldom-mentioned classics. My math teacher in the 8th grade read this to us the day before Christmas vacation. For years, I had thought about it and finally remembered to purchase a copy and read it. Absolutely delightful! Wonderfully written introduction to life in the world from the differing points of view of the man and the woman. Amazing how different they were (we are) and yet each comes to deeply love the other. I think every human being should be issued a copy at about age 15. Might save a lot of lousy marriages. Read more

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