R.C. Sherriff, Journey's End (Penguin Modern Classics) Reviews

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Reading Journey's End was sort of boring the first time. When I read it again, I appreciated it so much more and found it a lot better. I recommend this to anybody who would deem themselves mature enough to understand Journeys' End. Original. Interesting, and not too long.

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Doesn't hack it as a whole, individually interesting but in comparison to various other plays - poor. Dull. Doing it for GCSE.

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I liked the way the author puts out the character Stanhope. There are so many traits to him. But I didn't see the point in the character Hardy. It was very touching. I loved it.

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In my opinion, it was average. It was ruined a lot by it being used for an A-level text, as you cannot "just" read the book, you have to tear it to shreds.

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R.C. Sherriff, Journey's End was so good and i'm so glad that i read it. I wish it was longer.

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Journey is an excellent demonstration of relationships in the most difficult environment possible, every aspect of a relationship is shown.