Essays on Fiction

Nova glanced up from her phone. The few people in the library were still busy doing their thing. Glancing at her watch, Nova realised that it was five minutes past her shift and cursed under her breath as she waved off Estella and hurried into…

Have you ever wondered what it would feel like to have a family vacation ruined?When your parents want you to have fun, but they no your not because of where you went. Well in Jeff Kinney’s Diary of a Wimpy Kid The Getaway the twelfth…

I chose the tale about the Happy Prince. The story is about the statue of the prince who died, and who gave out all of his belongings to the poor with the help of the Swallow. The reasons why I chose, and like this tale…

Thomas King’s “Borders”, written in 1993, is a short fiction story showing an indirect characterization about Mother. The story allows the reader to understand the difficulties Mother encounters, of not disclosing the citizenship of the country she belongs to. However, taking the pride, of showcasing…

The author in his foreword defines the work as a psychomyth whose central idea is the theme of a “scapegoat”, which means thinking about the price that people are willing to pay for their prosperous existence . The author’s subtitle – “variations on a theme…

An unreliable narrator is a narrator that only tells their side of the story, or one side of the story, that’s why they are an unreliable narrator. In “Everyday Use” our narrator is telling this story about her life and her children, she is speaking…

Both seemingly created with an idea so outrageous and positively twisted beyond recognition, the worlds of Huxley and Scott when they were first presented were not quite understood, and furthermore, ridiculed for their ostensibly outlandish designs of humanity and our constantly changing world. Now, however,…

Danielle Steel has been hailed as one of the world’s popular authors, with over 600 million copies of her novels sold. Her many international best sellers include, The Sins of the Mother, friends Forever, Double Jeopardy, Hotel Vendome, Happy Birthday, 44 Charles Street, Legacy, Family…

The book by Celeste Ng, “Everything I Never Told You,” is both a story of a family’s endeavor to adapt to misfortune and a puzzle. The issue of both identity and race is significant to deeply understand the contentions inside this novel. Ng expressively talks…

Rosemary a very unlucky lady as she lost her daughter “Susan” when she was only 19 years old. She is very hardworking girl and want to be an actress. On her death day she called her mom that she had a meeting with frank parker…