Essays about Books Page 43

This book is about a rich Chinese-Filipino businessman John Gokongwei Jr. ho built his companies into a highly diversified and large business conglomerate over a span of fifty years. This conglomerate has the reputation of being the most diversified in the Philippines when compared to other publicly listed holding firms in the country today. He…

The Hunger Games is set in a futuristic world, specifically in District 12 and the Arena. District 12 is depicted as a dilapidated and monotonous mining town. The Arena, on the other hand, is a treacherous and fearful location where the Hunger Games occur. The central character is Katnis Everdeen, who possesses exceptional skills and…

Introduction             The twenty-first century is the age of computers and breath-taking technological breakthroughs and advancements. Even various fields of science such as biology, genetics and nuclear studies are becoming more advanced. While the lives of men and women have become easier and more comfortable, there are also a number of ethical issues that must…

Using a elusive blend of facets borrowed from consecutive and storybook art. The Arrival is a in writing novel which explores the journey of a migrator. The experiences are conveyed through illustrations that. through the monochromatic reddish brown colour pallet. crinkled texture and page layout. resemble old memories and exposure ; imparting the narrative the…

GOSPEL OF MARK A view. This Gospel is widely thought to be the first one written. The many explanations of Aramaic words and Jewish customs in Mark suggest that Mark wrote to Gentile or non-Jewish Christians.  St.Mark focused on encouraging the readers believe in Jesus. Many of Jesus works are similar to St.Matthew. Large crowds…

            Franz Kafka’s novel entitled “The Trial” is a depiction of immorality and unjust action of the society against people like Josef K. Josef K. is the protagonist in the story. The book describes the struggle of the protagonist as he conquers and faces the tragic situation of his life. The author also discusses the…

Book Review “Firestorm: Preventing and Overcoming Church Conflicts” Author: Ron Susek. The church environment can sometimes belie the problems that lay within. Potential areas of conflict can lay below the surface for years. Then, suddenly, they can rise to the surface in a way harmful or even devastating to the church. In his book Firestorm:…

Of a Devotion to Last Carefully a letter intended to be read upon her life’s departure, Anne Bradstreet’s To My Dear Children is a literary work that captivates the religious side of the author which we identified as Mistress Bradstreet. In the eleventh paragraph of her letter, Bradstreet wrote, “If at any time you are…

Jack Finney’s concise narrative “Contents of the Dead Man’s Pocket” exhibits the author’s concern with time and the struggle to escape from its grip. The story’s protagonist, Tom Benecke, illustrates the delicate balance between what people tend to prioritize in life and spend the most time on versus what ends up arguably being the more…

Watson argues that American political parties originated and gained significance due to economic disparities resulting from the “Market Revolution” and a perceived threat to American freedom. This led citizens to politically unite in support of a President who prioritized the majority’s interests. These developments had a profound effect on American politics, shaping enduring electoral practices….