Uncle Tom's Cabin (Master's Collections) [Paperback] Harriet Beecher Stowe

Such a great insight on this heart wrenching tradition....Should read it to know about the so called "golden age" of America

A good book with social message

It is an Amazing Book.A must read.It was delivered in a good condition.Recommended for Adults and Children.Loved It.Great Book.

Worth reading.

Paper quality is extremely poor and I could see the letters of the next page. Unfortunately, since I could only replace it and not return it, I stuck with the book. Will advice to go for some other publisher. The novel is great and also ngives us the origin of the word, Uncle Tom.

The book looks like it has been published without any proofreading. shoddy printing work. But the story is powerful and moving.

Story is very good but the language for me is not so good. Not easy to understand for especially non native English speaker with less with less English.

This is good book based on 45 chapters

This was my first time reading this classic. It was much more than I expected. The author showed all sides of slavery; Slaves and their children, slave owners, abolitionists and slavery supporters. My take was "If you don't consider slaves people, you can justify and behaviors." Not once were slaves referred to as people, but as the N- word and "poor creatures". This book must have been ground breaking in 1850's.

The title of the book reads, Uncle's Tom cabin. The apostrophe is in the wrong place. It's quite surprisingly annoying.

Everyone must read this story!! Very educational, beautifully written and such an emotional journey. Loved it though very sad to read of the degrading treatment of other human beings but the main character shows an amazing courage, strength, hope and faith to get him through so many challenges, misery and heartaches. More people need to be like Uncle Tom in this world, so full of love and forgiveness.

As a very senior reader, I found the book almost riveting at times. Perhaps closer to a 5* than a 4.If you haven't read it you - do yourself a favor & do!I've never criticized any reviewer until now! But, now, I must.(Even though we haven't seemed to have learned from it)…History is important. ....So, HOW can a reader come away feeling like an injured party because history doesn't reflecthis/her own perceptions??? …& uses the N word !!WHAT would they have society do? …abolish historical books - or, have them rewritten omitting any colloquialisms(the N word) & content that is different than theirperception? - Ridiculous, of course.It truly frightens me that any part of our present day society should be so naive (yet "educated"). Somethings very wrong!Possibly, OUR educational system isn't really educating...

A classic which must be read by everyone to understand our American Society.