The growth of the human brain has been based mainly through extensive reading on numerous publications. Many worth reading texts are available throughout the world and it is impossible for one to read them in a lifespan. The below inspiring books classic authors have written are worth giving a try.
Down and Out in Paris and London by George Orwell. This book is a half autobiographical tale that was published in 1933 and it points out his views on the injustices in society. The setting is in 1920s where Orwell lives in a seedy hotel at Paris very destitute. He eventually moves to London where he comes head to head with poverty with results that are unusual. The working conditions that are bizarre are told with an eye that is impartial and great humor.
The plague by Albert Camus. When rats flood in the streets in order to die, a contagious plague grips Oran. Authorities cut off the town from the other world and the fight to survive begins. The residents of Oran start questioning their position in life as the threat of impending death surrounds them. The Plague, was published in 1947 and it appears as a story that has been in existence
The Age of Reason by Jean Paul Sartre. The story in this book is that of personal conflict of Mathieu who is a mid-aged university professor. He is already facing financial difficulties when he finds himself having to cater for an abortion of Marcelle who is her mistress. This 1945 book is an ideal showcase of sensational style of writing and also a classic that is existential.
The Metamorphosis authored by Franz Kafka. This 1915 book narrates the tale of Samsa who like usual retires to sleep but on this night as he sleeps, he wakes up having transformed into a horrendous vermin. His family excludes him citing reasons being to his appearances. The book is very emotional and has played a defining role to various other writers.
Ice Cold Blood written by Truman Capote. This one of the famous books brought the writer into stardom back in 1966. He is able to tell of an investigative piece on the murder of Clutters family that happened in 1959 in a way that is thrilling and simultaneously portrays the killers, Richard and Perry, with a very frightening way. Bare laid intentions that are led by an irrefutable writing style of Capote makes it an unbelievable piece worth reading.
Miracles in Andes written by Nando Parrado. It tells of a 1972 incident in which a plane that was carrying an amateur rugby team crashed in the Andes. The survivors with no choice of surviving in the freezing conditions resulted to consuming the dead bodies of friends. Parrado and Canessa decided to take the grand trek out of the Andean with the first obstacle being a 15,0000ft high mountain. The 2006 tale from a stayer provides a first person instinct into the disaster.
The tales depicted in these books are very interesting and provides you with an insight of light after the dark cloud. They are very inspiring and heart filling and for sure a worth read. The writings are very simple and interesting plus the depiction of the places and events give it a real touch.
Down and Out in Paris and London by George Orwell. This book is a half autobiographical tale that was published in 1933 and it points out his views on the injustices in society. The setting is in 1920s where Orwell lives in a seedy hotel at Paris very destitute. He eventually moves to London where he comes head to head with poverty with results that are unusual. The working conditions that are bizarre are told with an eye that is impartial and great humor.
The plague by Albert Camus. When rats flood in the streets in order to die, a contagious plague grips Oran. Authorities cut off the town from the other world and the fight to survive begins. The residents of Oran start questioning their position in life as the threat of impending death surrounds them. The Plague, was published in 1947 and it appears as a story that has been in existence
The Age of Reason by Jean Paul Sartre. The story in this book is that of personal conflict of Mathieu who is a mid-aged university professor. He is already facing financial difficulties when he finds himself having to cater for an abortion of Marcelle who is her mistress. This 1945 book is an ideal showcase of sensational style of writing and also a classic that is existential.
The Metamorphosis authored by Franz Kafka. This 1915 book narrates the tale of Samsa who like usual retires to sleep but on this night as he sleeps, he wakes up having transformed into a horrendous vermin. His family excludes him citing reasons being to his appearances. The book is very emotional and has played a defining role to various other writers.
Ice Cold Blood written by Truman Capote. This one of the famous books brought the writer into stardom back in 1966. He is able to tell of an investigative piece on the murder of Clutters family that happened in 1959 in a way that is thrilling and simultaneously portrays the killers, Richard and Perry, with a very frightening way. Bare laid intentions that are led by an irrefutable writing style of Capote makes it an unbelievable piece worth reading.
Miracles in Andes written by Nando Parrado. It tells of a 1972 incident in which a plane that was carrying an amateur rugby team crashed in the Andes. The survivors with no choice of surviving in the freezing conditions resulted to consuming the dead bodies of friends. Parrado and Canessa decided to take the grand trek out of the Andean with the first obstacle being a 15,0000ft high mountain. The 2006 tale from a stayer provides a first person instinct into the disaster.
The tales depicted in these books are very interesting and provides you with an insight of light after the dark cloud. They are very inspiring and heart filling and for sure a worth read. The writings are very simple and interesting plus the depiction of the places and events give it a real touch.
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