… 'The Grapes of Wrath' by John Steinbeck for my essay as they both present similar themes and issues. These issues link the books due to the writers' awareness of discrimination, racism and other difficulties that occur towards the central figures of…

… his ex-wife and her friend outside her home. Before he was arrested for the suspicion he was already tried, convicted and, executed in the minds of all of America. Before he went to trial everyone knew the 'truth,' everyone had already decided…

… popular with stories such as 'Frankenstein' and 'Dracula.' By using the conventions of the Gothic horror to his advantage and also expressing a recognisable individual style, Poe has become one of the, most respected writers of his genre. To…

… are not the only fruit' Readers are introduced to Jeanette's mother as someone who 'liked to wrestle; it didn't matter what. She was in the white corner and that was that'. An idea oh the mother's personality being controlling, powerful…

… is so much that you could write volumes trying to define its true meaning and what love really is. No one has ever come close to explaining the true meaning of love and the concept of it, that's because the word love is so complex that describing…

… care about your self-esteem; the world will expect you to accomplish something before you feel good about yourself. The three pieces of literature that I chose for this essay are "The Anthem", "Susan B. Anthony", and "Frederick Douglas". The preceding…

… " Yes I did son." He hugged me tightly. " Well, I'll be," Officer Daily said. " How did you know he'd be here?" Sal Laughed. " I know my son," he said. He tried wiping some of the tears streaming down my face. These quotes came out of the end of…

… Radio are very alike and also have some differences. The Enormous Radio is more descriptive about the characters, which makes it easier to picture them. " The front pattern does move and no wonder! The woman behind it shakes it" said the lady…

… 'Character', wrote Arnold Bennett, 'is at the heart of the novel'; yet Virginia Woolf in her essay Mr. Bennett and Mrs. Brown responded that Bennett's attempts at characterisation were pre-occupied with physical surroundings; his hunger for material…

… Money is a central theme in Dickens' novels. He strove to recreate with precision the world around him and its issues, and so it is fitting that money occupies such a conspicuous place at the heart of his body of work. As he ages and his work matures,…