Helen's Review of 'East of Eden'

Helen Blundon reviews 'East of Eden' by John Steinbeck, sharing personal insights and life lessons. She discusses the book's themes of good and evil, character dynamics, and how these relate to her own experiences. Helen reflects on her journey of self-discovery and the impact of social media on her life. She encourages readers to explore the book's deeper meanings and apply them to their own lives.

Who recommended Helen to read 'East of Eden'?

• Her family

• Her colleagues

• Her friends

• Her readers

What was Helen's initial reaction to 'East of Eden'?

• Disappointed

• Indifferent

• Immersed

• Confused

What biblical story is 'East of Eden' connected to?

• Moses and Pharaoh

• Noah's Ark

• Cain and Abel

• David and Goliath

Why does Helen choose not to discuss the storyline in detail?

• It's too boring

• It's too simple

• It's too convoluted

• It's too short

What is the main theme Helen identifies in 'East of Eden'?

• Life and Death

• Love and Hate

• Good and Evil

• War and Peace

Which character does Helen describe as the embodiment of goodness?

• Adam

• Caleb

• Samuel Hamilton

• Will Hamilton

What personal realization did Helen have after reading the book?

• She should stop reading

• She should start a new business

• She should travel more

• She should be more cautious with her ideas

What does Helen recommend to readers at the end of her review?

• To read the book themselves

• To watch the movie adaptation

• To read more reviews

• To ignore the book