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This book is great for people who enjoy gore, suspense and a little romance. If you love to see good character cooperation and the characters in a lot of life or death situations where you really don’t know if they’ll make it or not this is the book for you. This books also shows that even the underdogs can still make a difference, and that gives us hope in life when there seems to be nothing left. Again if you love gore, suspense and a little bit of romance this is the perfect book for you, you won’t be

Imagine living in a society where everything someone does is conforming to someone else. In the novella Anthem, written by Ayn Rand, the author talks about conformity by referring to how all men need to be alike and fit in with each other. Equality 7-2521 the street sweeper, believes in the feeling of individualism and rejects the collectivist society around him. Social conformity becomes dangerous in Anthem because while Equality 7-2521 follows all the rules at the beginning of the novella, throughout the book he begins to break them.

The story’s settings of the novel, Anthem, greatly influences the plot. The novel’s setting takes in a Dark Age where there is no creativity, technology, progress, or optimism. The “society” is completely controlled and manipulated by a central group of leaders. The story primarily centers around a young man named Equality 7-2521 who is a street sweeper. This occupation does not offer him opportunities to expand beyond his small controlled world. Equality 7-2521 take his readers on an adventurous life journey as written in his own journal. Readers feel his oppression and personal desperation as they travel through the dark tunnel and live each day in the shoes of Equality.

A. Authors work: Ayn Rand has written many novels, including The Fountainhead, Atlas Shrugged, Night of January 16th, The Virtue of Selfishness, Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal, and her first novel We the Living, Which was written in 1934 and was published in 1936.

Anthem was written in 1961. The book is set in the future in a dystopia where all technology has digressed. The most recent inventions of the protagonist's time is the candle and glass window. The government has complete control and citizens have absolutely zero freedom. Nobody, not even the government, is allowed to say the word “I”; not many people even know that the word exists. Instead, citizens use the word “we” because of an ancient stone with these words engraved on it: “We are one in all and all in one. There are no men but only the great WE, One, indivisible and forever” (Rand 19). The government, or high council, put many rules into place. For example, men can not talk to women, everyone has to agree on everything, and walking somewhere without a purpose is outlawed.

I believe the book Anthem, by Ayn Rand was a very powerful book that is told in such a profound manor. I really enjoyed reading this novel because it is unusual to find books that are written in a different tone and time period. This novel is set up in a future society with an ancient atmosphere. Right off the bat you could sense that it was not going to be your typical summer novel. I enjoyed reading the different work because it had an original plot that focused on world differences, where independence and collectivism are the core domain of the society. The individuals of the dystopian society are purely based on following the government’s strict orders of a worldwide power. “When we sing hymns, the Hymn of Brotherhood, and the Hymn

For example, he has a loving family who would always be there to support him. In conclusion, the conflicts in the story, person versus society and person versus self, show the need to be optimistic during tough times.

: Where i started my reading at is a book call Diary Of A Wimpy Kid a kid named greg he's a high schooler and when he was at school and he has a friend name is harley and he acts like a little kid he dose not act like a teen. Greg has to tell him all the time that stop bring toys to school and it was a week before halloween and when they was in the front of the school harley said you ready for trick or treating and everyone looked and him like they was little kids.

Even though this children’s book only contains minimal words, it fantastically illustrates a little boy named Max, who gets into trouble and his mother sends him to bed, calling him a ‘wild thing.’ That night, Max’s room starts becoming a forest and in an ocean, a boat floats past and Max hops in. The boat takes Max far away to where the wild things are! Max quickly becomes the king of the monsters and sends them to bed, where he now starts to realise how lonely he is and decides to sail back home to where he knows he is loved. From the brilliant text to the easy-to-read accompanying illustrations, ‘Where the wild things are’ is simply an awesome classic children’s book. I appreciate the message the author conveys, which is a message of unconditional

Being a shy bit short of 200 pages the book has a very straightforward storytelling, without boring you to death with chapters upon chapters of side-stories and non-consequential secondary characters, making it the ideal read for one of those weekends where you are craving for an adventure.

I would recommend this book because of the suspense and the detail in the book. The moral of this book is never let anyone hold you back, no matter how much you love or care for them. Another theme throughout the story was sometimes you’re forced to fight for what you love and what you want, but it’s always worth fighting for. Nicholas Sparks wrote this book to entertain by showing love, losing someone, and getting a new start. In conclusion, this book is a great read for anyone who loves suspense and love

I would recommend this book for people who like Harry Potter since it is similar to it. It has magic and elements and all that good stuff. At first the story was pretty boring, but then huge plot twists occurred which made the book much better. This book is stupendous and I recommend young readers to read

In the novel The Fountainhead, the newspaper entitled The Banner is a clear symbol for the very worst of society. The stories that they publish are ignorant and crude, meant to distract from the everyday lives of the average citizen. “‘News," Gail Wynand told his staff, "is that which will create the greatest excitement among the greatest number. The thing that will knock them silly. The sillier the better, provided there's enough of them.’” (Rand 424). The newspaper has no regard for its credibility, preferring to publish stories that will sell based on shock value. It represents American journalism at its very worst. It transfers its ideas to the American people, thus creating a culture of ignorant and uninformed

While the vocabulary isn’t very advanced the book is filled with highly detailed and descriptive writing that highlight the book. You never know what happens next, leaving you unable to put it down. This fast paced and thrilling novel with just a splash of humor is definitely a book that anyone who likes adventure can enjoy. Along with all its plot twists and turns, I find myself in love with this book due to its context and its value I recommend this book to anyone who loves suspense. This book will get readers afraid to turn the page and when they finish the book they’ll yearn for the next book in the

This book is unlike most nonfiction novels. It’s different. It has pizzazz and sass to it. I would most definitely recommend this book to others. It is well written, fun to read, and one can really connect to it while they are reading.