Dime novel

(12). Hariharan’s performance as an artist reflects her perfect command on language, way of expression and syntactic structure etc. her each sentence seems to be stamped of a perfect artist’s skill and intelligence. The linguistic qualities of the novel serve beautifully and perfectly to the aesthetic purpose of the novelist. Her similes and metaphors seems a mine of information and refreshment, “[…] she [Damyanti] floated like a fresh lotus down the carpets of the hall,”

taken away through unjust power. The fight to win it all back. These are all crucial components of the novel Before we Were Free by Julia Alvarez. The story shows the growth of the young girl protagonist, Anita as she slowly comes out to become a butterfly who struggles to gain back her freedom and to grow the strength to soar in the open blue sky of her motherland, the Dominican Republic. This novel expresses three themes, rebellion, freedom, and maturation, which are linked and intertwined with each

But as the novel progresses he fell madly in love with nature. The novel is told in the manner of a reverie which ever haunts his imagination. It is a good example of an ecocide. The narrator writes-

Catcher in the Rye by Salinger is a novel about a boy named 'Holden' writing a story of his life before moving to the mental hospital. This story is focused on the struggles and conflicts Holden have with different people and how he reacts. He holds many mental breakdown and struggles which affected his emotions and caused internal conflicts. There are lots of struggles he has during the story. He gets out of school and goes to New York and meets new friends and even have his family story which made

book written over six decades can still be pertinent in our modern age, To Kill a Mockingbird would be germane for any period due to moral aspects it covers. Why Atticus Finch? Atticus Finch is a fictional character in Harper Lee’s Pulitzer price novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, published during the civil rights epoch. Finch is the protagonist who stands up for justice, respects others and exhibits purpose, courage, perseverance, and modesty. The story narrates about Atticus’s representation of Tom

Throughout the novel, “Frankenstein,” the “monster” was seen as hideous. As a result, many including the creator himself did not give the “monster” a chance and portrayed him as evil. Rather than looking at his personality, they looked at his outward appearance, which scared them off and made them assume he was a “monster.” When readers, including myself, read this story, we feel disappointed about how during this time everything revolved based upon looks and not on what really mattered like charisma

famous British author, poet, and playwright. Golding contributed to British Literature by writing several works for which he was acknowledged. His most famous work is a novel called Lord of the Flies which was published in 1954. Lord of the Flies is still being read today around the world. In addition, two movie versions based on the novel were released. The first version was released in the United States in 1963 and the second version was released in 1990. The Lord of the Flies remains a relevant piece

and intelligence are all necessities for him to bypass the situations he encounters. Layered characters, an enthralling plot, and a theme of courage enclose Mark Watney and the events that happen to him. Mark Watney being the main character in the novel, undergoes mental and emotional changes that have to occur in order to elude to the context of the story. The story follows Mark, as a stranded astronaut on Mars trying to survive and be rescued. For the most part, his situation is conveyed to the

In the novel The Jungle you read about of hardships and dishonesty being shown. Some examples of this would be the food and most of the people there have to fight in order to to survive and keep a job, you will soon find out how many struggles the family in this novel has to go through just to get to where they are today. Many of the people in this novel find it is easier to lie about what they do or have done because it is easier for them to get by. In the novel you read about dishonesty, they

Over the course of the novel, Ralph loses his leadership qualities, becomes less confident, and becomes more sensitive which causes the boys to lose faith in him and sparks tremendous violence. During the earlier chapters of Lord of the Flies, Ralph proved to be a strong leader, but this changes as the novel goes on. Ralph used to be an extremely powerful individual, and did not let anyone or anything get in his way. At one point, when things do not happen as Ralph had planned, he yells at the boys