In the novel Sparkling Cyanide, Agatha Christie who is the author of the book asserts her idea of living and important concepts.

In Book One of T.H. White’s The Once and Future King, we are introduced to the childhood of King Arthur. In The Once and Future King, King Arthur is shown as a young boy.

Catfish and Mandala by Andrew Pham is a personal memoir in which Pham shows his present life exploration, while constantly revisiting his past life and memories.

When one closely examines The Handmaids Tale, one will uncover countless biblical references. Margaret Atwood pokes fun at or reinterprets the meaning of many biblical stories or locations.

Dimmesdale from The Scarlet Letter is a character who struggles with his beliefs and principles throughout the novel. Dimmesdale has an affair with a widow woman, Hester Prinne, whose husband goes off to work in England.

Reading F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel The Great Gatsby and his poem “Winter Dreams” is like comparing apples and oranges with bananas; the characters at times are alike, yet they have distinguishing characteristics.

Ernest Hemingway’s novel, The Sun Also Rises, demonstrates how a person’s insecurities about themselves can cause them to wander about life aimlessly.

The Australian book, My Place is written by an aboriginal Author, Sally Morgan. It is a detailed story of Sally’s journey through life and the turning points in which she encounters.