Essays on Book Review

Omarosa Manigault Newman's memoir titled "Unhinged: An Insider's Account of the Trump White House" Omarosa Manigault Newman’s memoir titled “Unhinged: An Insider’s Account of the Trump White House” presents one of the most recent publicly researchable ethical decisions. In this book, Omarosa writes about her time at the White House under...

In Neil Smith’s “Scrapbook”, he presents his characters as an aftermath of a massacre that has happened in Robertson Hall in Scotts University ten days ago. In the tragedy, ten victims lost their lives and more others like Thomas and Myuko narrowly escaped death. Although the survivors struggle to continue...

In the book Abbey gives a comprehensive account of his experience during his three-year stint as a ranger in Utah. On pages 55 and 56, Abbey explores the various skills that facilitate the interaction between man and nature. Some of the fundamental skills he identifies are curiosity, initiative, and adventurous (Abbey...

The Five Languages of Love The primary objective of Five Languages of Love is to assist individuals to demonstrate love to their partners in ways that will be received. The book is based on the assumption that just as there are different spoken languages all over the world, different types of...

"How to Become a Rainmaker" by Jeffrey .J. Fox Introduction How to Become a Rainmaker is a book written by Jeffrey .J. Fox. This 192 paged book was written in 2000 and published in 2003 by Hyperion publishers. This book is a nonfiction business publication that focuses on issues of...

F. Scott Fitzgerald and The Great Gatsby F. Scott Fitzgerald authored and released The Great Gatsby as a book in 1925. It features people who call the fictional town of West Egg on Long Island home. The summer of 1922 is the primary setting. Fitzgerald defines, extols, and criticizes the idea...

The work expands on sociology and the traditional study of deviance. It complements scientific inferences that attempt to explain human nature by adding more knowledge about pseudoscience. It also offers ideas regarding how an individual develops their sense of self. As a result, the book establishes a connection between behavior,...

Paul Laurence Dunbar's book "A Negro Love Song" contains a poem the author wrote to convey his feelings of love. For instance, the author uses the phrase "Seen my lady home last night, Jump back, honey jump back" to convey his feelings for his lady. The presence of his woman...

I had read a variety of reviews before beginning the book Maybe Tomorrow by Boori Monty Pryor, so I wasn't precisely sure what to anticipate. Boori Pryor's career path in the Australian Aboriginal culture is described in the book Maybe Tomorrow, which recounts his story. Early in the book, the...

Based on Thomas Harris's book of the same name, The Silence of the Lambs is a horror-thriller movie. Clarice Starling, a young federal bureau of investigations agent, is charged with locating a serial killer who harvests the skin from his victims after they have been slain. The youthful FBI cadet...

The intriguing book Designing for Emotion by Aarron Walter offers techniques and strategies that can facilitate human connections through design. Designing for emotion is crucial, and the case studies offered assist the reader comprehend this idea. The material discusses practical and tactical skills that can be applied to a variety...

In Hurston's novel, Their Eyes Were Watching God, the author reinvents how America views and distinguishes between right and wrong using a feminist consumerism perspective. Hurston does this by portraying consumerism as virtuous and capitalism as evil. The author's use of characters like Logan, the nanny to the protagonist Janie...