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This is an own voices book about Stella, who has Asperger’s syndrome. Convinced she needs lessons on how to be good at sexual practices and relationships, she hires Michael, an escort, to teach her. Michael is mixed race and described as a hotter version of k-drama star Daniel Henney. Stella’s autism makes it difficult for her to know how to […]
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A young adult fiction novel in which the protagonist offers a unique perspective and shares his unconventional type of thinking, the time between the worlds of adolescence and adulthood. This book is written by an American author Stephen Chbosky and was published on the 1st of February 1999 by the well-known Pocket Books publication. In this novel, you will know […]
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Candide is a masterpiece written by a French Enlightenment writer named Voltaire. A man who was totally disturbed, surrounded by lots of problems, and struggled to leave the way through which he was pummeled and slapped in every direction by fate. This novel has been translated into multiple famous languages such as one of the most famous languages English. An […]
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The Kite Runner is a wonderfully created novel set written by Khaled Hosseini in a country that is in the process of being destroyed. It is the unforgettable, heartbreaking story of an unusual connection between a rich child and the son of his father’s servant. It’s about the power of reading, the cost of betrayal, and the possibility of redemption; […]
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A unique, interesting, winner of several awards and known as one of those novels that change the chemistry of American literature. The collection of issues which had faced by African Americans in the early twentieth century. Invisible Man is extremely well written and covers the whole idea to become passionate. This deeply compelling novel was written by Ralph Ellison and […]
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The narrative of a little Latina girl growing up in Chicago, inventing who and what she will become, is told in a succession of vignettes — sometimes painful, sometimes deeply joyful. People liked it, and readers of all ages enjoyed it. It was taught everywhere from inner-city elementary schools to universities across the country, and it was translated all over […]
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This Newbery Medal-winning novel named The Island of the Blue Dolphins PDF for young readers, written by one of America’s most celebrated children’s authors Scott O’Dell has become a classic of historical fiction for young readers. It’s a wonderful, inspirational, exhilarating story full of discoveries about creatures of beauty and wildness and teeming variety, but it’s also a tale of […]
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The Yellow Wallpaper PDF was first published in 1892 as a hidden journal of a woman who, after failing to enjoy the delights of marriage and motherhood, is sentenced to a country rest cure. Despite her desire to write, her husband and doctor banned it, instead of prescribing utter passivity. Beyond the mesmerizing pattern of the faded yellow wallpaper; a […]
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The book tells the story of Ryen and Misha, two childhood buddies who were erroneously paired as pen pals. Since then, they’ve been inseparable, exchanging letters and telling each other everything, despite never having met. Until a catastrophic accident occurs, at which point Misha ceases to respond. The author of the book is Penelope Douglas who is a bestselling author […]
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Bartleby, the Scrivener is written by Herman Melville and was originally published in December 1853. This is a tragicomic-comic novel about a man who is virtually cut off from society. The narrator tries to comprehend Bartleby, but he doesn’t want to be understood: he wishes nothing more than to be left alone. It’s not a scenario that can be tolerated […]
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