… the protagonist, Gene Forrester goes through the struggle to achieve and maintain a separate peace. Gene's soul becomes a battleground where jealousy, fear, love, and hatred combat for control of his actions. And amidst the turmoil of his adolescence,…

… named Jonathan who tries to overcome the limitations around him. He strongly believes that all the nature around is given not only to be a part of it but is given to discover and find the true meaning of life and flying. Jonathan learns a lot…

… by John Grisham, is a story about a man, Rudy Baylor, who just became a lawyer and finds himself questioning his values while representing a low-class family in a case about an insurance scam against one of the best law firms in the country. The…

… novel about a 16 year old boy, Holden Caulfield, and his life changing experiences. The author uses humor and symbolism to make his points and defuse the pain Holden is going through in his struggle. As he wanders through the city the meaning of…

… and a much longer life than its bearer- Victor Frankenstein. The biography of the name can also be seen as more profoundly captivating than that of the scientist. Mary Shelley’s novel, Frankenstein, has definitely come a long way since…

… it makes you think about life, people, and human events, and what could happen if people decided to do something unnatural and go against God’s word and make something that was never meant to be happen. This novel illustrates such a thing about a…

… personal account of the tragedy of one man. It is also an indictment of a racist society where the white man, assuming authority on the basis of racial superiority, can so comprehensively abuse this authority." Discuss this statement with detailed…

… is racist and Eurocentric; as a result they have brought about racial discrimination against the aborigines. The colonial attitude of the Aborigines was that they represented primitive animals not deserving respect as they belonged to the menial…

… portrays a story of the struggles of war. The book was published in 1942, which was the time when American was just rearming for World War II. Norway, Denmark, Holland, and France were all occupied. The country in this book that is under…

… Dickens has nothing to do with geographical distance or size, as suggested by the title; rather it is predominately about resurrection. Throughout the novel, resurrection plays a vital role in the plot of the story that adds to its appeal. One…