
Projekt 1065
By Alan GratzTitle: Projekt 1065
Author: Alan Gratz
Genre: Espionage/WWII
Title: Projekt 1065
Author: Alan Gratz
Genre: Espionage/WWII
Brave New World, an iconic dystopian novel by Aldous Huxley has been called prophetic
for its striking predictions of the future—a future that our society seems to be approaching. Gone
are the notions of love and connections; humans are bred in labs for specific societal roles,
citizens are told to pursue relationships with multiple people solely for pleasure, and the
totalitarian government controls the populace via soma, a dangerous drug with seemingly no side
This book is so sweet. I love how the main character’s perspective changes
throughout the book, and she’s got an amazing attitude. The characters are
great, the writing is great, everything is great!
This book follows main character Caymen Meyers, who works in her family’s
porcelain doll shop. All her life she’s observed the rich who walk in the
shop’s door, looking for an expensive doll. And if she’s learned anything, it’s
that the rich tend to have a short attention span.
Summary:
Paul Atredies, born into a futuristic dystopian society as royalty, must unpack his true destiny
when he travels to the desert planet of Arrakis, a rugged, worn-torn planet, containing the most
valuable resource in the universe, spice. For nearly 80 years prior, the royal house of Harkoneen
had ruled over Arrakis, harvesting spice at the Emperor's will, the ruler of the Great Houses
including the Atreides and Harkonnen. Suspiciously, the Adredies, by order of the Emperor are
In the science fiction novel I, Robot, Issac Asimov explores the ramifications of the
development of robots in a series of nine short stories. The story starts by introducing our
narrator, a journalist, who is interviewing the now retiring robot psychologist Susan Calvin. Ms.
Calvin, a seventy-five-year-old woman with a Ph.D., has worked for U.S. Robot and Mechanical
Men for fifty years; during which, she has watched the slow yet thorough integration of robots
In the novel One Hundred Years of Solitude, Gabriel García Márquez highlights the
complexities of human relationships, feelings, and fate. This story follows the Buendia family
through the generations covering both the founding and ruin of the town of Macondo,
juxtaposing the growth and decay of the town with the family. Macondo starts isolated from other
forces but slowly grows and becomes synonymous with fortune and power. Similarly, the
In the Historical Fiction novel Madame Bovary, Gustave Flaubert details the tumultuous
love story between a depressed wife and an unparalleled loving husband to highlight the evil
inherent in the upper classes. The wife, Madame Bovary, is a farm girl who has spent her life
trying to be a maiden like in her childhood fairy tales and marries a country doctor, Mister
Bovary, who will do anything to satisfy her. This includes doing whatever she wants, being
In the historical fiction novel Wuthering Heights, Emily Bronte tells the life story of the
Vengeful Heathcliff as retold by a guest of his estate after being informed by a maid who cared
for Catherine Earnshaw from young till now. A young man of unknown origins, Heathcliff grows
up the apple of his adopted father's eye, leaving the man's actual children belligerent. An
immoral relationship unwittingly forms between Heathcliff and his sister, Catherin Earnshaw, one
In the fictional novel Zombie, Joyce Carol Oates tells the story of a serial killer with a
very twisted obsession. The main character, who calls himself Q_ P_, is a seemingly average
thirty-one-year-old male from a well-to-do family that attends college; however, beneath the
surface, he is a convicted sex offender who dreams of possessing an utterly subservient dark,
strong man. To accomplish this dream, he spends the book experimenting with different