Category: Book Review

Children’s stories are often written about growing up or appreciating the joy of being a kid. These stories consist of characters that children can easily relate to and offer the road to exciting adventures. The main character has a personality very similar to the young readers. They have childlike qualities that are enchanting, lovable, curious…

The themes that revolve around the concept of this book all incorporate factors in which they either help or create a barrier for African American children. The author talks about the components in his childhood, including the job of his mom and grandparents and the schools he visited, in helping him thrive, while he looks…

Table of contents Language and Imagery Structure and Form Themes and Insights Conclusion Louis Jenkins’ poem “Football” offers a on the sport of football, examining the game from a philosophical and existential standpoint. In the poem, Jenkins explores the nature of competition, the passage of time, and the human experience. Through a close analysis of…

David Wagoner’s poem “My Father’s Garden” is a poignant and evocative exploration of the human relationship with nature and the profound impact it has on our lives. Through and introspective musings, Wagoner delves into the transformative power of the natural world and its ability to instigate self-discovery and personal growth. In this essay, I will…

For many, one’s childhood can determine many outcomes/decisions in their life. Things that people experience as youth may play a major role in the life that they are living today as adults. This is showed throughout the book “The Other Wes Moore”. Two boys, with the same name, both from Baltimore, one now trying to…

Table of contents Imagery Metaphor Repetition Alliteration Enjambment Conclusion “Behind Mama’s House” is a poem that explores the themes of nostalgia, family, and memory. Written by acclaimed poet Marita Golden, this piece is rich with poetic devices that enhance the beauty and of the poem. In this essay, we will analyze the various poetic devices…

I Paul Sedaris is a thought-provoking and humorous novel that delves into the complexities of human nature and the impact of technology on society. Written by David Sedaris, a renowned American humorist, the novel explores the life of Paul, a character who grapples with the challenges of modern living while navigating his relationships, career, and…

Would it be fair to you and your family if someone benefited from your own cells without anyone in your family knowing? This is one of the problems Henrietta Lacks and her family had to deal with in the novel The Immortal Life of Henrietta lacks. Henrietta Lacks was a poor black farmer who was…

The responsibility people have when they are developing new technology is to not overstep boundaries. In both Frankenstein and The Immortal life of Henrietta Lacks tie down with ethics. One can see how science seems to trample human rights. Both Victor in Frankenstein and Scientists in the story of Henrietta Lacks overstep the boundaries of…

Imagine if your mother died and her cells were stolen, as well as you and your siblings growing up in an abusive environment. That is the story of Henrietta Lacks and her family. She was a black woman, who had cervical cancer growing in her cervix. During her surgery to remove the cancer, they took…