We want to believe we are better than the generations before us. People want to believe that the society they live in is not racist. While we have made strides to ensure equality for all, through laws, organizations, and social reform, racism has not been...
I have in paste month or so read a very interesting and inspiring book called “the absolute true diary of a part-time Indian”. This astonishing book is written by Sherman Alexie, and it’s about an Indian boy, named Arnold Spirit Junior who searches for hope...
The man in the short story ‘Hills Like White Elephants’ uttered the requiem statement ‘That’s the only thing that bothers us. It’s the only thing that’s made us unhappy.’ The instigator of this narrative, Ernest Hemingway is commonly regarded as unornamented for his nature in...
Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?’ is a vivid and yet graphical short story. Joyce uses fiction to illuminate the life of most 21st century teenagers. Connie’s story resonates with the desires of most teenagers who live under their parents’ roof. It shows...
Chinua Achebe is a well-known writer in African history, he was a Nigerian book writer, poet, and professor. Among college students, graduate students, and even adults Chinua Achebe’s book has become the most read book for African Literary studies. In 2007, he won the “Man...
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In I am Not Your Perfect Mexican daughter by Erika Sánchez, is about a small mexican family that loses their oldest daughter, and start to struggle to survive. Throughout the book, I read about how Julia, and her parents learn how to cope with the...
In life, many of us will find one’s self in an unfamiliar situation and will be forced to make decisions and overcome them. In the maze runner by James Dasher, Thomas finds himself in this situation. He is trapped in a huge maze with a...
Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston was published in 1937 amidst controversy as it went against the zeitgeist of the time that was all about exposing racial oppression through art and literature. Zora Neale Hurston rejected this outlook and chose to write...
Tuesday’s with Morrie, written by Mitch Albom, introduces the two main characters, Mitch, himself the narrator, and Morrie. Morrie was a Sociology professor at Brandeis University where Mitch was one of his most valued students. During Mitch’s graduation ceremony, he promises Morrie that they will...
This story connects to the issue of Identity because, at the beginning of the story, Junior’s problem of hydrocephalus and his angry best friend Rowdy is brought up, which puts awareness on how people’s characteristics since being born can outline their characteristics, inferring that Junior...