… was and is unfairly banned from many elementary schools because this book provokes thoughts which people are not ready to deal with. Imagine living in a world of delusion with nothing to set you apart from any other person. Where weather does not…

… are left at an early age to fend for themselves, do they mature into adults more quickly than children who are coddled? Since the age when the life-changing step from childhood to adulthood varies depending on the person, the exact moment when…

… and romantically written novel I have ever read. The book is a reflection of Jim Burden’s happy childhood growing up in the open country of Nebraska. Although Jim grew up, and became a successful legal counsel in New York, and married,…

… is one of the most universally admired and discussed works of literature in the English language. It is about Hamlet, the popular young prince of Denmark, who returns from school because of the news of his father’s death, and finds that his uncle,…

… little lady. Her father wanted to make sure that she would follow his wishes without any reasoning. She spent her educational years in a convent. At the point when she was introduced to us she didn’t know life at all. She knew about life only what…

… evil and sleaziness; but in the end, good triumphs. The main character experiences many hardships, but finds consolation in his lawyer and the importance of trust. Mark, an eleven-year old, lives in an abusive household with an eight-year old brother,…

… seven multicolored bands in its upper-left corner, is not what one would call eye-catching. Its reverse side lacks criticisms or reviews of any sort; in fact, it is bare of anything except a copyright date. Human beings are advised not to judge …

… ¡°Is this Love¡±, Bob Marley ponders the question all humans ask themselves: is this love that I¡¯m feeling? Love is one of the greatest emotions humans experience, but sometimes humans find it difficult to tell the difference between lust and love.…

… Strong, intelligent, capable, good, and kind, he is the most heroic figure in the novel that bears his name. The list of Tom's virtues is endless. He is a good father to his own children, especially the baby, Polly, and also nurtures the children…

… in “The Cask of Amontillado” and “The Fall of the House of Usher”. The narrators in “Cask” and “Usher” describe settings that produce a dark and gloomy vision in our minds. Poe’s use of setting also seems to enhance the morbidity of Montresor in…