… east Bronx on his journey through basic training to the front and home once again. He described the events and people along the way, including his true feelings. He was eighteen when he was drafted just beginning college. Harry was a very intelligent…

… quickly realized this was going to be a difficult read. I kept thinking about the title because it brought back memories of my grandfather’s story of the origin of the black man. My grandfather believed Cain’s curse for slaying Abel was that he was…

… Ann Millican, her tortured body sprawled at the bottom of Little River Canyon, Alabama, in September 1982. Nearly three weeks later, the badly decomposed body of Janice Kay Chatman was discoverd just a few miles away. The desperate hunt for those…

… Towards Women in Society in Support of a Woman’s Social Revolution In writing, The Coquette, Hannah Foster encouraged women to join together in a revolution against society. Foster believed that, with the gender-biased value-system inherent…

… book is set in the future, where books are illegal; anyone got with a book has a report sent in on them to the fire department. The firemen of this day do not put out fires, because all buildings are fireproof, but instead start fires to burn…

… in The Jungle, a book written by Upton Sinclair. Jurgis, a Lithuanian is migrating to America with his eleven family members. Jurgis, along with his family has, his eyes set on money and happiness in America. But it didn't quite turn out that…

… as great or not. It is impossible to come up with a set of guidelines and requirements that will enable us to dub a book as great. Everyone’s view point is different. We have brought up the considerations of the book serving its purpose, and…

… Reading of “Crossing into Poland” "I should wish to know where in the whole world you could find another father like my father?" The last line of Isaac Babel’s short story “Crossing into Poland,” turns the mood of the plot from another war story to…

… concise essay, a discussion of identity and invisibility is needed. Thankfully Ellison provided a helpful prologue in Invisible Man so the reader is also not left in the dark. However, at this time it is also appropriate to discuss the epilogue…

… nineteenth century, when Nazi forces occupied Germany during World War II, the lives of those living in this territory was spent in constant fear and anxiety. The Diary of Anne Frank leads readers through the harsh times of a family trying to escape…