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'''''Of Mice and Men''''' is a novella (short novel) by [[John Steinbeck]] that is often required reading of [[American]] [[high school]] students, despite its depressing content.  Its title is taken from a famous poem by Robert Burns, ''To a Mouse''.
 
'''''Of Mice and Men''''' is a novella (short novel) by [[John Steinbeck]] that is often required reading of [[American]] [[high school]] students, despite its depressing content.  Its title is taken from a famous poem by Robert Burns, ''To a Mouse''.
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Of Mice and Men is a novella (short novel) by John Steinbeck that is often required reading of American high school students, despite its depressing content. Its title is taken from a famous poem by Robert Burns, To a Mouse.