Essays on Book Review

Three families' lives in Ragtime Three families' lives are followed in the book Ragtime. The families' livelihoods are divided at the book's beginning, but by the book's conclusion, all the families had come together. The fact that the book opens with a clearly white, Anglo-Saxon, Protestant viewpoint from a young boy...

Since the publication of Sherry Turkle's landmark book Self and Screen: Digitality, Virtuality, and the Construction of Identity, the way computers are used and perceived in the world has undergone significant changes. Instead of giving a computer "commands," people engage in conversations, navigate virtual environments, and create a variety of...

One of the best-selling writers of all time, William Walis is the author of several works, including Selected Essays, A Dream of Love Fulfilled, and Warrant Glen. Particularly amazing and masterfully written is the story of Warrant Glen, which depicts different family relationships. The author has intentionally organized his book...

The book was first released in 1961 by Atlantic Monthly, and it quickly vanished before being reprinted by the feminist press in 1972. While it lasted, Harding Davis's work was greatly admired for its importance and for giving an early account of the moral and societal costs of industrialization. The...

Numerous Psychological Criticisms of the Frankenstein Book Especially those based on the monsters, have been made. The creature mentally haunts the reader in the same way that it haunts the novel's events. Victor experiences severe remorse as a result of creating the creature, which has a negative psychological impact on him....

An exceptional, succinct, and comprehensive account of the past of Jews around the globe can be found in A Very Short Introduction. In order to explain why the Jewish religion has endured and stayed unimpaired throughout history, he develops a novel theory. The connection between racism and assimilation has served...

On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, a scientific work by Charles Darwin, was published in 1859. Over the years, it has grown to be one of the most important and well-known works of literature in the area of evolutionary biology. In reality, Darwin's book is regarded...

The events at the 1893 World's Fair are described in the novel Devil in the White City. The plot develops from the narration of the personal lives of the different characters in the story, which is primarily set in the City of Chicago. H.H. Homes is a figure that Larson...

The Killing Zone: The United States Wages Cold War in Latin America, by renowned scholar Stephen G. Rabe, provides a detailed account of what happened in Latin America during the Cold War era. The book is widely praised for its in-depth analysis and criticism of the US government's then-regional policies....

What kind of kid am I? Susan J. Terrio's sociological work, The Homeless and Unattended Young Child in Immigration Department in the United States, offers a profound understanding of the institutional violence perpetrated against young migrants held in federal custody. The author of the roughly 280-page book focuses her attention on...

Between 1498 and 1512, Niccolo Machiavelli served as an Italian statesman. His political career came to an unpleasant conclusion after he was detained for 22 days and arrested. Niccolo wrote The Prince while he was away from politics in an effort to reclaim his position and job in politics. Despite...

One of Eric Larson s well-known factual works is The Devil in the White City. It centers on 1893, the year that the Chicago World s Fair was planned and constructed. Four Main Sections There are four main sections to the book. Chicago hosts the first three events, while Philadelphia hosts the...