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The Novel Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone is about an orphaned boy named harry a skinny boy with black hair and bright blue eyes who has grown up to become a pale. A giant named Hagrid appears and gives harry all the important news. In the beginning Harry is told that his parents had…

The book, The Road, by Cormac McCarthy, explores the perseverance in a man and his son trying survive in an obliterated world. The novel is a modern quest demonstrating faith in man’s power to rejuvenate himself through trust and perseverance. The bitter, hostile setting of the novel is set in a gray world without meaning,…

The tone that the author adopts when telling a story is very important as it affects how the reader receives the message. In Into the Wild, Krakauer tries to tell the story of Chris McCandless as straightforward as possible but also feels empathetic for Chris because of his personal experiences. This is evident in the…

In his novel, Of Mice and Men, John Steinbeck benefits George and Lennie to interpret the theme of friendship through the whole of the novel they accomplish this by their compassion, companionship, and the comparison in their relationship. Steinbeck’s description of the event toward Weed, life at the farm, and George classification to close Lennie’s…

The American dream is an idea that’s been sought after by America and Americans for centuries. “The American dream” is what drives people to come from all parts of the world to be a part of this new country without boundaries, where an individual’s imagination can touch the sky. However, the American dream has been…

The suspenseful horror short story of The Cask of Amontillado well written by Edgar Allan Poe. It happened during the early 1800s. It’s a gothic fictional story. The Cask of Amontillado off by showing the hurtfulness he is feeling due to the insult made by Fortunato. He is eager to plot revenge against Fortunato. The…

Animal Farm is a book written by George Orwell which is kind of a satire based on equality, in which all animals gradually started to learn to live free from the clutches of human masters’. The book was published during the world war II in England in the year 1945 and in the United States…

Works of literature share common themes in order to develop and drive their plot. Commonly found are elements of love, hate, success, and tragedy Tools such as projection and symbolism are often used as well, and when used correctly can add a layer of tragic irony. These themes and tools co-exist in an effort to…

The critically acclaimed novel “Lord of The Flies” written by William Golding incorporates several psychological components and aspects in the writing. The novels writing links to relevant psychological theories such as Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. This essay will be examining the connections between Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs and the Lord of the flies. Furthermore, this…

Introduction The book which is recommended is The Giver, written by Lois Lowry. The book was published in 2008, published by HarperCollins Press and bound in 240 pages. The paper describes the general content of the book and the characteristics of the world in the book. Brief Summary The Giver is science fiction. The novel…