A 3 page review of the plot of the book by Walley Lamb. Traces the emotional baggage which has been dealt to Dominick, an identical twin who struggles not only with his own feelings of inadequacies but the horrors dealt to him by others throughout his life. Traces the development process which allows him to deal with these problems and in effect to turn the lemons that life has tossed into lemonade. Bibliography lists 2 sources. The paper observes that because women in Victorian times tended to be so pliant, it was necessary for Bronte's growing girl to remain strong-willed, while Dickens' male protagonist needed to change as he grew to become a generous and kind man.
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In her book July's People by Nadine Gordimer, the author introduces us to Bam and Marlene Smales, a couple who are sensitive to the plight of blacks during apartheid. However when the blacks have a revolution, the Smales are forced into hiding. This book effectively explains the diverse and confusing emotions in South Africa during that time period. Bibliography lists 3 sources. 6 pages in length.