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Book Review: My Sister’s Keeper – by Jodi Picoult

A book review on My Sister’s Keeper, written by Jodi Picoult.

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Not Only for The Schadenfreude Crowd

Splendour & Squalor by Marcus Scriven was published by Atlantic Books. The book offers a kaleidoscope of British aristocrats who behaved with anything but noblesse. It’s a treasure trove for the weird, the wacky, and the wonderfully eccentric.

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Gatsby and The American Dream

Examination of the breakdown of the American dream in Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby.

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The Great Gatsby

A debate on whether Gatsby is or is not great.

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Analysis of F. Scott Fitzgerald

This is analysis of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s character, Nick Carraway, from The Great Gatsby.

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The Use of Modernist Techniques in the Great Gatsby

How Fitzgerald applied modernist techniques were applied to the novel.

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Symbolism in the Great Gatsby

There were three symbols used in the book The Great Gatsby – Dr. Eckleburg’s eyes, Valley of Ashes, and time.

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The Great Gatsby

Giving evidence to support that Nick is the hero of The Great Gatsby.

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The Great Gatsby: They Thought They Were Wise

The characters and their flaws that make up this novel.

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Eat, Drink and Be Merry, for Tomorrow We Die

An academic comparison between “The Swimmer” and the timeless classic “The Great Gatsby”.

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