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Have you ever known a stunningly attractive girl who was seemingly uncommunicative, or in the everyday vernacular, stuck up? The reasons for this behavior may be found in a psychology text or In “Chicano”, a book with varied characters like Marianna. A beautiful Aztec prlncess who says, “When your attractive, people pay attention to you.… Continue reading Chicano – A Book Review

Take the following ingredients: A story about an old fisherman who lets the big one get away, a previously made reputation, publication in one of America’s most widely read magazines, and a pungent writing style. Using these items, come up with a Pulitzer prize for literature, followed by a Nobel prize in the same field,… Continue reading Hemingway’s “The Old Man and the Sea” Good, Not Profound

Like the strange adventures of “Alice In Wonderland.” author Robert A. Heinlien captures the same aura of belief in his science fiction novel “Stranger in a Strange Land” which describes the odyssey of a human reared on Mars. Heinlien’s main character, Valentine Michael Smith, finds himself like Alice, confronted with a new incomprehensible way of… Continue reading Stranger in a Strange Land – Book Review