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Why are They Called “Good Books”
There is a reason that some books are called "good books". It is amazing and hard to believe that some people do not understand this.
Justice and Mercy in Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice
Justice and mercy commonly go together, but on an occasion where they do not, it is often difficult to decide which is truly just. In William Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice, justice and mercy end up playing a very important role in the conclusion of the play. Shakespeare shows that justice, mercy, and their constant relation are extremely vital to deciding anything justly.
Amma’s Matruvani — A Beacon Light
Matruvani is a unique spiritual magazine published by M.A. Mission Trust, Amritapuri, Kollam district, India. It is published in eight Indian languages and seven foreign languages, including English. Its annual subscription is Rs. 50 in India and US$ 15 elsewhere. Here is an overview of its Kannada edition.
The Communist Manifesto
This is a short piece giving you an idea of what it is and what it stands for, it is a very influential book and I would advise people to read it or just learn about it.
1984 Written by George Orwell: A Review
1984 is about a very harsh government that rules the people by fear.
A Separate Peace by John Knowles
Gene Forrester is a quiet, intellectual student at Devon School in New Hampshire. During the summer session of 1942, he becomes close friends with his daredevil roommate Finny, whose innate charisma consistently allows him to get away with mischief.
