… takes the reader on an amazing treasure hunt throughout the mysterious and private life of one of the most respected painters, Leonardo Da Vinci. The novel begins with Robert Langdon, a Harvard University professor of Religious Symbology, in The Paris…

… others are bad.You can have many different types of surprises. You can have them from your friends, your parents, a stranger, people from home, and even nature. This is about some surprises Huckleberry Finn had in the book written by Mark Twain. First…

… to mean that it has to be done in one unique way. This rhetorical comparison essay between Edwards, "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God," and Jefferson's, "The Declaration of Independence," shows two different ways of persuading people through great…

… society of the early 18th and late 20th century. The small village of Highbury in England, and Beverly Hills America, are seen as the leader in popular culture in its time. In Austen's world, the French Revolution was beginning to question social…

… In this human world, wherever we turn there will always be conflict. No human is perfect, and all humans err. Therefore we should understand that to err is only human, and to forgive is divine. The ethical views expressed in the renowned bestsell…

… Hans mamma hette Sofie Hesselberg, d v s innan hon gifte sig, och hans far, Harald Dahl. Harald var nästan 15 år äldre än Sofie, och hade varit gift en gång tidigare. Under det giftermålet hade han fått två barn, Ellen och Louis, men hans första fru,…

… for anything he attempted to do. He appeared to not care about anyone but himself, for he did what he wanted and did not accept any negativity from anyone, no matter what race they were. He would defend himself against people trying to stop him…

… Stephen Jay Gould (September 10, 1941 - May 20, 2002) was a New York-born American paleontologist and writer of popular science. Born Jewish, he did not formally practice any organized religion. With Niles Eldredge he proposed in 1972 the theory…

… a young girl becoming a young, intelligent woman while facing many life-altering decisions. Often times, like this woman Jane, one may find themselves internally struggling between right and wrong and looking within themselves to find peace. This story…

… in the ante bellum south, many people wonder as to why more slaves didn't run away or rebel. In the book, Kindred, Octavia Butler shows that the fear of running away and the consequences of getting caught were reasons to stay in slavery and not rebel. …