Essays on Book

 During the hour of the downturn, a creator by the name of John Steinbeck composed a novel called Of Mice and Men. The book setting is in Southern California during a similar timeframe. John Steinbeck gives us that companionship is an important thing to have in the novel Of Mice and Men. The book communicates...

The first principle of Rule in India was the process of Anglicization or the act of making or becoming more English in character. While this process today predominantly carries negative connotations, it has still made its way for many great literary works, one of which is Arundhati Roy’s “The God of Small Things.” This essay...

In this project, we are going to try to analyze the different perspectives about life that Thoreau reflects in Walden. In addition, we are going to compare Thoreau’s thoughts with the perspectives of other authors and we are going to use his work Walden itself as the principal source. According to Thoreau, we should reject...

Both “The Story of an Hour” and “The Yellow Wallpaper” deal with the idea of being trapped, escaping, and oppression of women. In “The Story of an Hour,” Mrs Mallard learns of the supposed death of her husband and she is relieved. In “The Yellow Wallpaper,” the narrator is trapped in a room with yellow...

Throughout the novel, La Casa en Mango Street, written by Sandra Cisneros, Esperanza’s perception of her identity alters over her journey with who she is and who she wants to become in life. Esperanza is seeking to define herself and does so through various struggles and events. Her family is in the United States and...

In William Faulkner’s The Sound and the Fury, Faulkner exemplifies that Jason’s hostile actions are the result of his obligation to protect the Compson name. Jason’s desire to uphold his family name is clear in his actions towards his niece, Ms. Quentin. While driving in the car together, Quentin says she never uses Jason’s money...

 In The Sound and the Fury, William Faulkner presents an escalation of selfishness in the Compson women reflecting the exacerbation of destructive behaviours as generations evolve. The initiation of such behaviours is presented by Caroline Compson’s selfishness, self pity and self absorption. In Benjy’s section, Caroline speaks to Jason on the way “to the cemetery,”...

What is the most valuable of everything we want? What can we lose with what we win? What happens if we make a mistake in the election? In “The Monkey’s Paw” by W.W., Jacobs explores this dilemma. This terrifying story follows the White family who receive a talisman, a monkey’s paw that grants three wishes...

​In children’s fairy tales, there is a strong protagonist that conveys a message that teaches simple morals and social norms to guide the young children in understanding the expectations that they will be accountable for as they grow. The idea of feminism empowerment supports and advocates for women’s rights on the very social and economic...

In Jack London’s “To Build a Fire,” he famous how a guy goes via a harsh wintry weather inside the forest facing multiple boundaries along the way. He has to depend upon what he thinks he must do whilst problems stand up rather than thinking intuitively and past the obvious. Before the unnamed guy left...