Book Review

Partying is so much fun, but as a student of today you consider yourself intellectual and above the nonsensical things. To refresh your vocabulary every now and then, reading a... Continue reading 

Written in 1951 by J.D. Salinger, The Catcher in the Rye is a book that offers a powerful discussion of morality that the world of adults upholds to. It is a novel about an angst... Continue reading 

Despite common students’ fears, writing a book review does not mean providing expertise that should not be questioned by others. Your task is not to rate a book, but to offer a... Continue reading 

“All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others.” It is the universal formula of dictatorship or totalitarianism — just any form of an authoritarian regime.... Continue reading 

Academic works are often overlooked by the majority of reading public as being written for scattered minorities of people interested in some narrow and often obscure piece... Continue reading 

Julia Cameron’s is a pretty big name in the world of writing; her Artist’s Way made it from its humble beginnings of being self-publication to one of the Top-100 Best-... Continue reading