They try to free the world by telling and showing people the truth that is hidden in books. ... He hides in his house alone to read books. ... When Montag asks Faber to teach him to understand books and to help him to free the world from censorship, Faber is afraid and does not want to help him. ... He knows that books are the only way to free the world and himself. ... They suffer terrible things to free the world from ignorance. ...

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• Grade Level: High School

The title F451 refers to the temperature at which books will begin to burn. ... Minorities objecting to books that offended them caused the beginning of the book banning. Soon, all books began to look the same, to avoid offending anyone. This did not help, and society as a whole, decided to simply burn books rather than permit a conflicting opinion. ... Not everyone born free and equal, as the constitution says, but everyone made equal a book is a loaded gun in the house next door. ...

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From that time, books became my best friend. ... Eager to be free from my parents' many restrictions, I was excited about the adventure. ... Then, I realized that was a series and started to read all of her books. ... After finishing all her books, I started to choose the historical romances, mostly with British backgrounds, during the 18th or early 19th centuries. ... Each time when I fall in love with the author, I would collect all of her books. ...

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He feels that these approaches lead to the banning of books. ... Writing is forbidden in Orwell's society as reading books is prohibited in Bradbury's. ... He begins to realize what Clarisse means and starts reading books. ... He meets Professor Faber who advises him to keep reading books. ... He is now free to discuss life before the banning of books with the other men. ...

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They burn books and people that associate with books or any kind of knowledge. ... They discriminated and will kill anyone that has access to books. ... Not everyone's born free and equal, as the constitution says, but everyone must me made equal," (Bradbury, 65). ... He encourages the discrimination against knowledge and burns anyone or anything associated with books. ... He takes joy in his job of burning books. ...

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Aided by intuitive mentors and his shrewd judgement, Sonny breaks free from the vicious cycle of drugs and temptation that plagues Harlem and those closest to him. ... After a while, I started asking her for more books, and I started reading more and liking it" (Brown 155). ... "I started concentrating on the books. ...

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However, by burning books new ideas are limited and the average person is prevented from becoming educated. ... Not everyone born free and equal as the constitution says, but everyone made equal .A book is a loaded gun in the house next door. ... Officer Beatty was trying to explain the danger of books to Montag. ... Beatty was a very educated man, and he possibly could have seen the good in books. ... Montag would rather plant books in a fellow employee's house as a decoy than get his task done legitimately. ...

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• Grade Level: High School

Allen believes that The Age of Innocence is one or Wharton's most successful books because it offers an inside look at a subject the author knew very well. ... Ellen Olenska has freed herself from the restraints of society. . ... He begins the novel content with his role in society but undergoes a drastic change in which he longs to be free from tradition. ...

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Students are given a chance to write "freely," but how is following a set structure anywhere near free? ... We are given book reports, we read books on our own, students are constantly set in front of stories, yet we are never, or rarely, given a chance to create our own. ... Most everyone reads books after college. ...

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• Grade Level: High School

These books convey the difficulty and stress that families had to go through just to earn a pitiful living. ... The mother in both of these books takes care of the entire family while the father, or lack there of, plays a part only in the background. ... He also envies his father because he is free from the burden of the family. ...

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Two books in which the author's writings supported this quote were Fahrenheit 451, by Ray Bradbury, and Scarlet Letter, by Nathaniel Hawthorne. ... In the society, books were burned and Montag just so happened to be a fireman that did that job. ... The society decided that all men should be equal and therefore have equal knowledge and due to this destroy all books. ... Since he could not exist in such a society without being persecuted, it caused him to flee for a new, more free life. ...

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Here man is ought to be free as he ought to be" (41) This gives the reader the initial impression that the country is a positive place. ... Yes; she was free as the golden orioles, whose hanging nests swayed to and fro amid the glossy green leaves beneath her window.... It shows that Ruth was "free" the second she moved to the country. ... Birds can fly anywhere they choose, and now that Ruth is in the country, she too is free to do what she wants with her husband and family. ... In both books, the character prefers the country to the city because of its simplistic lifestyle and...

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Since then, hundreds of books have been adapted for the big screen with varying results. ... While films based on books vary in quality, there seems to be a consensus that the movies that stay true to the source material are often better than ones that stray away from it. ... When Jonesy frees himself of the void, Mr. ...

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James never married, he said in the tale"The Lesson Of The Master" (1888), he considered to be an artist you should be free of all the obligations of a family. ... Henry James work was remarkable and outstanding in his lifetime he put out 112 tales, 20 novels, 2 columns of auto biography and part of a third, travel essays and books, 3,000 pages of literary criticism, and 16 plays. ... If you like books with creative style and excellent characters you need to read one of Henry James writings....

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There are significant numbers of books that have been titled as masterpieces all across the country today. They may be children, adult, or teen books. ... Adams is an author who writes with so much description, and he opens up the door for your imagination to be free. ...

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Murdstone, the only joy he felt was while he was perusing the books that his father left behind. ... This was more of a figurative captivity for, although it may seem like a literal imprisonment, David is quite free. ...

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George Orwell, a profound literary figure in his own right, said: "the worst books are often the most important because they are usually the ones that are read earliest in life- (Hunt, 1). ... Hunt maintains that children's books should be displaced from the literary canon altogether (7). ... While this criticism may be a bit harsh, I would deem it quite accurate, as the perception Alcott appears to give off is that a young woman may be free and independent for a brief while, but eventually she must conform to society's standards. ...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate

In reality I believe it is her way to make sure the men constantly know they are being watched and in doing so ensuring they do not explore a free way of thinking, make impulse actions, and change the lifestyle that she herself enforces them to have. ... As a result, changes such as music, books, clothing, and weather all start to change as well and start to break the town's lifestyle mold. ...

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At times the language was a little rough, however, this fact also added to the books authenticity. ... After some sadness, he concludes that if he wants to keep his sanity, he needs to stop thinking like a free man. ...

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The books most obvious theme is society and morality as obstacles to the fulfilment of desire, since Ethan Frome's plot is concerned with Ethan's desire for a women who is not his wife. ... His desire for Mattie is likewise crushed by his inability to either break free of Zeena or muster the courage to defy convention and risk ruin. ...

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The material is divided into three books, each with three chapters. ... Toward the end of the book, the broken, debt-ridden hero, Anthony Patch, "awoke in the morning so nervous that Gloria could feel him trembling in the bed before he could muster enough vitality to stumble into the pantry for a drink." ( p. 388 ) Gloria and Anthony Patch are seen as glamorous, and "free." ...

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• Approx Pages: 11
• Grade Level: High School

Morrison then moved to Syracuse, New York and began to work as an editor for Random House, which gave her free time in the evenings to raise her two small children as well as write novels. ... While serving as a publisher, she published books by several African American writers. ...

• Word Count: 2626
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• Grade Level: Undergraduate