The Remains of the Day Novel by Kazuo Ishiguro is a profoundly emotional work on memory, regret, and the price of loyalty. It chronicles Stevens, a butler who has devoted his life to serving only now to consider whether he has really lived. Published in 1989, the book stayed among the most revered pieces of … Read more
Great Expectations Novel by Charles Dickens – Charles Dickens’s Great Expectations (1861) has Pip, Philip Pirrip, the protagonist and narrator. He is among the most often used characters in English-language works. Pip relates his narrative several years after the events of the book take place. From childhood innocence until adulthood, the book tracks Pip’s path. … Read more
A Tree Growing in Brooklyn Novel by Betty Smith – Originally a non-fiction work titled They Lived in Brooklyn, Smith started sending his work to publishers in 1940. She entered it for a contest run by Harper & Brothers in 1942 after it was turned down thrice. Smith enlarged and modified the work … Read more
Surviving in a Romance Fantasy Novel: A Manual for negotiating a fictional universe Ever found yourself wondering what it would be like waking within a romance fantasy book? Though it seems like a dream come true handsy princes, amazing adventures, and opulent palaces surviving in such a world is no small task. Whether … Read more
Zabiba and the King Novel by Saddam Hussein – FROM what standpoint is this? Allegorical in nature, Zabiba and the monarch is a love tale between a simple but lovely commoner named Zabiba (the Iraqi people) and a powerful monarch named Saddam. Married to a nasty and unloving American husband who pushes himself upon her … Read more
Beautifully written, Glendy Vanderah’s “The Light Through the Leaves” examines the complexity of grief, healing, and the close relationship between people and environment. Vanderah transports readers on a road of self-discovery, resiliency, and the power of love in an emotionally gripping story. About Glendy Vanderah, the author: Renowned writer Glendy Vanderah is noted for her … Read more
Codename Anastasia Novel by emmaline_jj – Agent Kwon Taekjoo is sent two-task-oriented to Russia. He first has to locate “Anastasia,” a brand-new weapon capable of permanently altering the earth. Second, he is to stay away from Psikh Bognadov, Russia’s crazy killer at all means. Taekjoo sends a companion who only shows himself to … Read more
Virginia Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway came out on May 14, 1925. It describes a day in the life of fictional upper-class English woman Clarissa Dalloway following World War One. Mrs Dalloway’s working title was The Hours. Two short stories, “Mrs Dalloway in Bond Street” and the incomplete “The Prime Minister” inspired the book. Woolf started to … Read more
An Unknown Lover Novel by Mrs. George de Horne Vaizey – Mrs. George de Horne Vaizey, a well-known writer of early 20th-century fiction, wrote a delightful and emotionally gripping book An Unknown Lover. Vaizey writes a story that examines love, self-discovery, and the strength of human connection using her captivating narrative and perceptive character development. … Read more
Novel Second Chances and New Beginnings by Danielle Franke – Unexpected difficulties abound in life; it is in these times that the ideas of second chances and fresh starts most strongly speak to us. Deeply exploring these ideas, Danielle Franke’s book Second Chances and New Beginnings crafts a story that speaks to the core of … Read more