… horror stories. The image of large green groaning monster with a bolted neck and a stitched brow is famous worldwide. However, the creature born in Mary Shelley's mind over two hundred years ago was much more complex, for it was not only murderous…

… we live in sixteen year olds should decide the fate of the rest of their lives. Believing however, that at this young age they still need to be in some form of educational setting, not graduating from school and going to college. I believe that this…

… an overall fashionable well groomed look? Have you ever bought male beauty products or picked up the latest issue of GQ? Do prefer a salon over the traditional barber shop? Get with it hipsters, you may be metrosexual. What is a Metrosexual? He's…

… analysis as a psychologist Final The American Heritage dictionary defines psychology as "the science that deals with mental processes and behavior." The difference between a literature and a psychology major is that a literature major is already…

… younger readers and often referred to as children's books. Herbert & Harry is a children's picture book, written by Pamela Allen in 1986, which tells the story of two brothers who have a falling out over treasure they found. It is a picture…

… done so a lot sooner given the chance, but my mother would not let me up till then. She thought it might be too old for me. Well, it was an unforgettable treat for me when I did. That is the strange thing about certain kinds of science fiction -…

… proverb of the wise king of Israel named Solomon once said, "Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall." In the play Cyrano de Bergerac by Edmond Rostand, nothing could be farther from the truth, for a character named Cyrano has…

… role love plays in relationships and how that love interacts with gender and culture. Love is a powerful force that can lead to obliviousness of one's surroundings. The protagonist Rene Gallimard is a Frenchman residing in China and falls in love with…

… "Prelude" and "At the Bay", both of them portraying a New Zealand family. Both stories, are revolving around the female characters, but the one link that connects all of them is Stanley Burnell, member and provider of the family. The New Zealand critic…

… a self-confident woman called Sula. In this book, Sula shares an important relationship with Nel. In this relationship both girls share everything from perception, judgments, secrets and even crimes. In this book, Toni Morrison mentions a few scenes…