Book Review of The Bride Price
The Bride Price by Buchi Emecheta centers around a Nigerian girl named Aku-nna and her experiences of growing up in a tradition-centered...
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Allen
2 days ago
Book Review of The Bride Price
Buchi Emecheta's novel, “The Bride Price”, poignantly explores gendered culture and identity within the broader Nigerian social spectrum....
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Jinghan
2 days ago
Book Review of The Bride Price
In many cultures, women are often objectified and reduced in value, and we need to avoid this. The Bride Price is a fantastic book about...
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Lucas
2 days ago
Book Review of The Bride Price
Aku-nna and her brother Nna-nndo were living in Lagos, a city in Nigeria. One day, their father went to the hospital and didn't come back...
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Hank
Nov 14
Discrimination in “Primary Lessons”
The story “Primary Lessons” talks about a girl named Judith. She was getting ready for her first day of school, and she complained to her...
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Kaitlyn
Nov 14
Discrimination in Primary Lessons
The short story, “ Primary Lessons ”, written by Judith Ortiz Cofer, talks about a young girl moving to Puerto Rico and going to school...
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Alvin
Nov 14
Discrimination in “Primary Lessons”
In "Primary Lessons," Judith Ortiz Cofer develops identity, language, and cultural expectation confusions through the eyes of a young...
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Jingling
Nov 12
Biggest Irony in Three Men in a Boat
Three men in a boat by Jerome.K.Jerome has many chapters and funny stories that show ironies in relation to the three men. One of the...
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Alexander
Nov 12
Biggest Irony in Three Men in a Boat
Three Men in a Boat by Jerome K. Jerome is a comedic novel about three men who believe that they are sick with almost every disease...
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ElaineZhang
Nov 12
Biggest Irony in Three Men in a Boat
Three Men in a Boat is a humorous novel that was supposed to be a travel guide, written by Jerome K. Jerome. It was published in 1889 and...
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Kaitlyn
Nov 12
Discrimination in Madame C. J. Walker
The biography, “ Madam C. J. Walker ”, written by Jim Haskings talks about the life of Sarah Breedlove, famously known as Madame C. J....
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Jasmine
Nov 10
Story Review of New Directions
New Directions by Maya Angelou is a memoir that retells the story of when Mrs. Annie Johnson was left in Arkansas alone, without a...
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Allen
Nov 10
Book Review of New Directions
Maya Angelou's "New Directions" is a powerful short story that epitomizes one woman's insistence and determination against the...
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Jinghan
Nov 10
Story Review of New Directions
New Directions by Maya Angelou is a riveting short story about how even when we struggle, we can create a new path and thrive. In the...
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Lucas
Nov 10
Story Review of New Directions
The short story “New Directions” by Maya Angelou, talks about Maya’s grandmother, who used her resourcefulness and ingenuity to make a...
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Jingling
Nov 3
Ironies in Three Men in a Boat
Three men in a boat by Jerome.K.Jerome is a very humorous book that has many chapters about the three main characters going boating....
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Alexander
Nov 3
Ironies in Three Men in a Boat
Three Men in a Boat by Jerome K. Jerome is a comedic novel about three men who believe that they are sick with almost every disease...
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Alvin
Nov 3
Discrimination against illiterates in “The Scribe”
In "The Scribe" by Kristin Hunter, the theme of discrimination is ingeniously intertwined with the thread of the story for a...
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Jasmine
Nov 1
Book Review of The Dead of Jericho
The Dead of Jericho by Colin Dexter is a crime fiction novel surrounding two cases, the case of Anne Scott and the case of Geroge...
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Allen
Nov 1
Book Review of the Dead of Jericho
The Dead of Jericho by Colin Dexter is the sixth book in the Inspector Morse series. The story is based in the lovely but mysterious...
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