Annotated Bibliography for All the Light We Cannot See

All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr was a book I thoroughly enjoyed reading this semester. World War II is a topic that I’ve seen plenty of interpretations of in literature, and the perspective given in All the Light We Cannot See was one that I found refreshing. I chose the book initially

Annotated Bibliography for Atonement

McEwan, Ian. Atonement: A Novel. 1st ed., Anchor Books, 2003. Mimesis and Theme Ian McEwan’s Atonement is a historical fiction novel written in a third person limited omniscient point of view. It’s set in early 20th century England, and it follows the upper class Tallis family. Briony Tallis is the youngest daughter, a headstrong girl

Annotated bibliography for The Murder Game

by david soryal introduction When I was starting to take this class, I was expected to learn and grow as a reader. I ultimately wanted to do so, as I feel that it as the most respectful concept as a student. I was looking to become a true reader and professional inorder to achieve my

Annotated Bibliography for The Savior’s Champion

Introduction It’s no surprise to me at all that The Savior’s Champion was my favorite book I read this semester. Afterall, it’s my favorite genre, by an author I admire, and I chose it knowing that I would most likely enjoy it.  Long before I had real courses to teach me about writing and publishing, I leaned

Mimesis and Theme in The Savior’s Champion

Mimesis and Theme in The Savior’s Champion The Savior’s Champion is a Dark Fantasy novel by Jenna Moreci that takes place in Thessen, a realm that was once ravaged by plague, war, and lack of resources before The Savior was born. The Savior, and every daughter after her, rules Thessen. When the Savior turns 20, a