Books with author Katie De Koster

Includes an examination and criticism of Bradbury's "Farenheit 451," as well as in-depth biographical information.

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Includes an examination and criticism of Bradbury's "Farenheit 451," as well as in-depth biographical information.

Offers a critical analysis of Fitzgerald's works

Twain's novel remains one of America's greatest and most well read works. This volume offers more than fifteen critical selections that discuss themes and characters as well as the controversies the work continues to generate.

Essays discuss whether saving endangered species is worth the effort and expense. Issues discussed include causes of endangerment, whether extinction should be accepted as natural, and the problems faced by landowners who must cope with endangered species and more.

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A collection of essays on Twain's novel covers such topics as the growth of a boy into a man, a celebration of innocence, and a look at death and resurrection

Jack London's novel is an allegorical tale about adapting to the environment to survive. Articles examine the novel's main themes, including London's personal and political beliefs that influenced the book.

Offers a critical analysis of Fitzgerald's works

Chapters discuss the most well known works of this American playwright and novelist. General essays examine Wilder's major themes and move on to specific works, including The Bridge of San Luis Rey, Our Town, and The Skin of Our Teeth.