A 6 page paper which examines the novel s theme, setting, character, and considers whether or not the book should be recommended, and if so, to whom. No additional sources are used. A five page paper reviewing Lois Lowry's dystopian novel for young adults. The paper explains the significance of the story's theme, the relationship of love, suffering, and responsibility. A one-page sentence outline of the paper is appended.
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At the time it all seemed quite natural, Lewis Carroll wrote in the scene in which the White Rabbit first appears to Alice. Likewise, Cinderella does not seemed amazed when her godmother, who also happened to be a fairy, sent her to the garden for a pumpkin that promptly became a gilded coach. It is important for readers, both those of the 21st century and those that were contemporaries of the authors, to understand that neither piece of literature is just a children s story. Each offers any number of ways of unfolding as a fabric of symbols, psychological, political, and otherwise. No additional sources.