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Inmate John Coffey
802 wordsThere are a number of reasons for choosing a book by the author selected Stephen King. I have read a number of other novels by this author and thoroughly enjoyed reading each one even though some are very long. In addition, the author always creates a good story with complete character descriptions both physical and mental without tiring the reader. Another thing Stephen King does well is including enough description to paint a vivid picture in the readers mind without going too far. I received ...
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Travel To The Magical World Narnia
2,146 wordsImagine that you are in a different world from earth, time is different, and all living things around you can talk. While in this world you will go through the most amazing adventure that you could ever think of. That is just what happens in the novel The Silver Chair. It is an action packed, and keeps you wanting to read the whole way through. The author of the novel The Silver Chair is C.S. Lewis. The most well known novels that C.S. Lewis has written are The Chronicles of Narnia, which is mad...
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Generation Of Kids
778 wordsChild's play Twelve by Nick McDonell Atlantic Books 9.99, pp 244 The title of Nick McDonell's first novel does not, in fact, refer to the author's age, though you could be forgiven for thinking so. When a book comes so pre-feted, it can be difficult to shut out the roar of the publicity - the author's extreme youth (he wrote it at 17), the endorsements from Richard Price and Hunter S Thompson splashed over the jacket, the comparisons with Brett Easton Ellis and Jay McInerney, the fawning of lite...
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Kundera Relinquishes The Novel
2,311 wordsThe Intrusive Author in Milan Kundera's The Unbearable Lightness of Being In an interview he gave after the reprinting of one of his later novels, Milan Kundera said, most eloquently, that "the stupidity of the world comes from having an answer for everything... the wisdom of the novel comes from having a question for everything" (qt d. in O'Brien 4). This statement is one most indicative of the unique authorial style found in all of Kundera's works, particularly his most famous novel The Unbear...
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Erdrich's Novels Love Medicine
5,094 wordsLouise Erdrich The earth was full of life and there were dandelions growing out the window, thick as thieves, already seeded, fat as big yellow plungers. She let my hand go. I got up. "I'll go out and dig a few dandelions", I told her. Outside, the sun was hot and heavy as a hand on my back. I felt it flow down my arms, out my fingers, arrowing through the ends of the fork into the earth. With every root I prized up there was a return, as if I was kin to its secret lesson. The touch got stronger...
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Conch In The Children's Hands
444 wordsTommy SchlottererEnglish Collage bound The Lord of the Flies symbol paper The conch in the novel The Lord of the Flies is a symbol that could be taken different ways. One can see this because when Ralph first blew the conch all of the children came to him. When the meetings started the child speaking would have to have the conch is his hands to speak. Also when the conch broke all order and authority was lost. In the novel The Lord of the Flies the conch symbolically represents order and authori...
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Caitlin A Very Strong Person
1,339 wordsDiary of A Teenage Girl. Becoming Me Title Page: On the cover of Diary of a Teenage Girl, Becoming Me there is a girl with long silky brown hair. I get the impression that she is sad or lost because she is twirling her hair in between her fingers. Her head could possibly be tilted down in a depressed motion. I think her hands are the only thing visible because the author is trying to set of the mood of th young girl, and I think this is shown by the twirling of the hair between the fingers. Publ...
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Lawrence's Novel
1,200 wordsModernism and Modernist writers in general: As a concept Modernism it is difficult to define. In its broadest definition it refers to not only the changes in literature but also the radical changes remarks in Europe and America before 1914 (the Great War) In 1910 King Edward died and George V come to throne. Some new young poets like Gregorian's became successful with their works. This time is a transition from Victorian novel to the Modern novel. So, we cannot exactly separate the authors and t...
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Novel Margaret Laurence
924 wordsBram Shapely A character who stood for the average middle class man of the time. Bram was rejected by the citizens of Mana wak. For if Hagar could have her way, Bram would have been a different man. In the novel Margaret Laurance describes the character with a rough exterior with a soft heart. Laurance was successful in representing "the living individual" in this case. Bram was a hard worker when he wanted to be, but his theory in life, take what you need, not what you want really helped explai...
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God Of Small Things The Audience
2,172 wordsA novel should leave the audience (regardless of age) feeling enriched as well as providing a sense of reader satisfaction. The sense of enrichment and satisfaction felt will differ between various audiences and will greatly depend on the subject matter and fictional methods used by the author. In The God of Small Things, Arundhati Roy includes themes such as childhood, growing up and being a twin. Death, relationships on all levels, love, hate, politics, religion, tradition, culture, abuse, mis...
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Main Protagonists In The Novel
3,230 wordsFrancisco Landa verde 10th Grade (661) 267-0478 News of a Kidnapping 1. Gabriel Garc " ia M'arquez was born on March 6, 1928 in Aracataca, Columbia. It is a northern town in Columbia. He is still alive today. His grandparents raised him with many aunts living in the same house. The establishment of the Liberal and Conservative political parties in 1849 played a part in many of the author's fictional works. Another event that would influence his works was the Banana Strike Massacre of 1928. The w...
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Mukherjee's Novel Jasmine
1,043 wordsBharati Mukherjee was born on July 27, 1940 in Calcutta, India. (Pradhan) She was born into a wealthy family, which assisted her in her dream of becoming a writer. She lived in India, Europe, the United States, and Canada. Migrating to these countries that are so different from her place of birth enabled her to write very powerful novels on immigrant experiences. Mukherjee's novels focus on exploring the migration and the feeling of alienation that is experienced by these immigrants. (Pradhan) H...
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