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Hi Audrey,
I agree. Invisible Man is not a long book. 7Sisters literature study guides cover one or two literature analysis themes that best fit the book (in other words, not analysis overkill). Thus, the guide can be completed quickly while reading the book.
Hi! I’m setting up my son’s American Literature courses for the second half of the year, and he is about to read Invisible Man in a teen book club. I figured I might as well find a curriculum to go with it to get some “credit” for it.
If I’m not mistaken, Invisable Man is a pretty short read. Just so I can plan out his final weeks, I’m wondering how long of a unit study you would consider your curriculum for this book to cover?