Literature

Introduction This novel like no other starts with a sixteen-year-old girl with stage four cancer living in Indiana, this book shows us how she lives and what she deals with. As evident in this novel …

Anthony Wallace, an anthropologist, predicted that "belief in supernatural beings and in supernatural forces that affect nature without obeying nature's laws will erode and become only an interesting …

In a Christmas Carol, Charles Dickens presents Scrooge as an outsider to Society, expanding on the characterisation of Scrooge by giving him a reason to be so cold and 'evil' to those around him, whil…

A tragic hero, is by Aristotle's definition, a man who at the height of his own power, falls due to a personal flaw. Shakespeare uses this character template for all of his tragedies, except for his l…

William Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet, consists of societal values that inspire conflict to Romeo. These societal values which cause Romeo conflict include the hatred between the Montagues and C…

The book 1984 revolves around a totalitarian government where the citizens were gaslighted into obeying its leader, Big Brother. The citizens in the book would believe anything that big brother would …

Everyone will at some point make a sacrifice. This may not feel good in the moment, but it will pay off in the long run. The Marrow Thieves by Cherie Dimaline, which delves into the difficult lives o…

Ruth did achieve her goal of being able to live her life comfortably because she was to keep her family going, keep her unwanted pregnancy despite her family's hardships, and was able to move out of t…

What you would sacrifice for a greater cause is purely based on your morals. In the story "The Silent Songbird" by Katie Stern, Madison is set to have to have the lead role in the musical. However for…

Diary of the Wimpy Kid: The Last Straw is the third book of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series. The Last Straw is about a middle school student named Greg Heffley who writes his life in his journal he wo…