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27 May, 23:32

Explain the most frequent criticism of "Our Town"?

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  1. 28 May, 01:03
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    There are a lot of criticisms that are given with this novel, the Our town. Most of those criticisms are about him refusing to deal with the controversial elements of Grover's Corners, certainly about bigotry, sex, alcohol abuse, discrimination an a lot more. Those are just some of the examples.
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