Essays on Book Review

Introduction Gulf women is edited by Amira Sonbol, an Egyptian professor at George Town university, Qatar. The book has 384 pages and was published in 2012 by Bloomsbury Qatar Foundation Publishing. It consists of an introduction and fourteen essays that discuss the history of the…

In his book “Guns, Germs, and Steel” Jared Diamond addresses the world history of the last 13000 years, with the main question being “Why is it that Europeans, despite their likely genetic disadvantage and (in modern times) their undoubted developmental disadvantage, ended up with much…

The book by Michael Sandel “What Money Can´t Buy” raises many issues in todays world and how accessible not only material goods are, but how money can give a person access to virtually everything. Sandel provides numerousness examples on what money should and should not…

The family helps shape us into who we are as people. In the book “crime and punishment” by Fyodor Dostoyevsky, family plays an important rule in Raskolnikov life. They support us and guide us into doing the right things but in this book is different…

The writer starts off by assuring the readers that he is only sharing his own perspective that may be wrong and not coincide with their thoughts. Firstly, he very neatly describes the trading relationship between a teacher and this society. A teacher, according to him,…

After several weeks of reading the book “the Alchemist” I find this story very wonderful and full of adventures. I found out that there are several effects of Santiago’s adventures on his identity and his self perception. When Santiago has to sell his sheep to…

The intro of the 6 Essentials, in detail covered a great amount about what the book is going to include. It talks openly about the ways in which Texas Tech University Center for the study of Addiction and Recovery put together their process. For example…

This book is written by one of my favourite instagram writer/poet, “Arslan_writes” and I got this book because of him (I don’t usually read books like this). But as I started reading, I started to love this book more and more, because of the depth…

As Shaka Senghor describes in Writing my Wrongs: Life, Death, and Redemption in an American Prison, our worst deeds do not define us. He describes his life as a troubled teenager and adult, going through many major events that impacted his future greatly. Although his…

In the chapter, “The Death and Afterlife of Automobiles”, included in the book, Auto Mania: Cars, Consumers, and the Environment, author Tom McCarthy reveals that changing times in America caused the need for individuality in cars. McCarthy backs his discussion by highlighting how Americans wanted…