The main character was born in Idaho to a Mormon family. They didn't believe in school and distrusted the government. She had to work in a scrapyard with her many siblings. In addition, her mother opens a business selling alternative medications. ... Read More

How does a scrawny farmer boy defeat a great warrior? David and Goliath explores the practical advantages that allow for the perceived underdog to succeed. Dyslexia, war, civil injustice, the murder of your daughter - these are all perceived as grave ... Read More

The book, Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave is a non-fiction book written by Frederick Douglass. He was enslaved and went through horrid conditions and wanted to become a free man. He wanted to find a way to escape and ... Read More

This is a great book for seniors or college students because it gives various details, tips, and rules about grammar and language and how you can master these topics. Knowing the tricks of inserting great grammar and words into a piece of writing ... Read More

"David and Goliath" by Malcolm Gladwell explores the concept of underdogs and challenges conventional wisdom surrounding success and adversity. Gladwell delves into the stories of individuals and groups who, despite facing significant disadvantages ... Read More

Glimmer of Hope is a collection of passages written by those who experienced the school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas and who then started a movement to combat future shootings. Each chapter is written by a different person, which leads to a ... Read More

Born a Crime is an excellent novel about the hardships a mother and her son have to face during and after apartheid. It is about how their determination and Trevor Noah's mother's bravery lead them to form their identity in society rather than living ... Read More