Sidney Sheldon's books are one of the famous and best sellers. Sidney uses fine words of literature for better use of English for the readers. It is also written in a simple in a way that the readers of his book can easily understand the story. It also increases the reader's vocabulary for there is words you don't usually encounter. Some readers are only reading Sheldon's books because of its eroticism; however, some are reading it for past time or for learning better English.
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OBJECTIVES:.
a. Broaden your knowledge, and skill in speaking English.
b. Sharpens your memory.
c. To help others develop interests in literature.
d. Give young readers an idea about the world they are going to face.
PROBLEM:.
"Why do others like Sheldon's books and others don't?".
HYPOTHESIS:.
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Other readers do not like the way Sheldon explains his story while for others like it because they say they read it for fun.
REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE:.
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Sheldon books are both fictional and romantic. Other reader's especially older readers do not like it because of how the author explains his story in the book, while some younger reader's like it. Sheldon expresses erotic words in his book which in fact the cause of why other reader's don't like its book. But if you base the book by literature, you"ll find out its really a good and an entertaining story to read.
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METHODOLOGY:.
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Our group created a survey of how Sheldon's books for readers of different ages by letting them answer in YES or NO.
YES if they like the book and NO if not.
Sidney Sheldon, a renowned, award winning, best-selling author departs from his usual fare for this delightful fast-paced story. ... Sheldon has taken up a very realistic concept. ... Sheldon failed to mention! ... Sheldon did not give a touch on this. ... (p.195, Sheldon 1998). ...
Sidney Poitier was to Hollywood what Jackie Robinson was to major league baseball. ... The film made it obvious that the people in Sparta did not like Sidney Poitier's character. ... They accuse Tibbs, Sidney Poitier's character, of killing a man simply because he is black. ... Sidney Poitier successfully depicted a character that was breaking the rules of the South. ... Another trait that Sidney Poitier's character made him a true legend of film was his dedication. ...
His name is Sheldon, and I never thought of him as a hero until now. ... No one on this earth is perfect, and neither is Sheldon. ... Sheldon seems to fit this value as well. ... Sheldon has taught me so many simple lessons which can mean so much. Sheldon is a hero in my eyes. ...
Ultimate Evil as Ultimate Banality" (www.stephenkingnews.com/books/misery.html) How can you best describe Annie Wilkes? ... What evil will she next inflict on Paul Sheldon? ... She lives her life vicariously through Paul Sheldon's Misery novels and it's main character Misery Chastain. ... During that time Paul Sheldon's heart did not seem to beat at all. ... Summation Annie Wilkes is Paul Sheldon's number one fan, and plans to never let him go alive. ...
Character Profile: Sidney Carton Sidney Carton is one of the greatest unlikely heroes in literature. ... When you first meet Sidney in the book, he appears to be a lazy, self-loathing drunk, and all together the worst that society can put out. ... As the book goes on, you see who Sidney Carton really is. ... Sidney Carton's character really develops during the book. ... Sidney Carton is the most diverse character in The Tale of Two Cities. ...
Starting with the main character Paul Sheldon, a great writer and admirable famous novelist who has a custom of writing his books into the cottages of Silver Creek, Colorado. ... Paul who was the person wrote the bible which also goes back to Paul Sheldon who both write books, and both Paul's experienced suffering due to their works( Saint Paul was persecuted to death and Paul Sheldon experience suffering due his fan's obsession). The Kabalarian Philosophy also states that the name Paul means - always questioning,critical , practical nature, makes always you prove all ideas to his ow...
Sidney Poitier was born in Miami, Florida in 1927, but raised in the Bahamas. He was the youngest of eight children. He is married to Joanna Shimkus and is the father of six kids, Beverly, Pamela, Sherri, Gina, Anika, and Sydney. He experienced a lot of proverty when he was young. His father was ...
This visitor is a man by the name of Sidney Lipton. Sidney surprised the family, coming off as a robber. After a period of mystery, Sidney gets his conference with Joe. ... Visits from Sidney were frequent, with him constantly ask him to proclaim his denouncement of God, and each time, he rejected Sidney's requests. ... In conclusion, the play portrayed the encounters between David and Sidney. ...
A Striking Resemblance In Charles Dickens" A Tale of Two Cities the characters of Sidney Carton and Charles Darnay are similar in many respects. ... The most obvious of ways to compare Sidney Carton and Charles Darnay is by their appearance. ... Sidney Carton and Charles Darnay are also linked in the novel for another reason. ... In his death, Carton is the inspiration for the name, Sidney, of Lucie's third child. ... Charles Darnay and Sidney Carton look nearly identical, but that is not the only way they are alike. ...
