Publication year 2022
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Community, Truth & Lies, Loyalty & Betrayal
Tags Historical Fiction, Military & War, European History, World History, Romance
Community
A community can come together for the common good or be torn apart by disagreement and strife. This collection explores what makes a community and how individuals struggle or succeed in finding their place within it.
I Must Betray You
In a Different Voice
In an Antique Land
In a Station of the Metro
In Defense Of A Liberal Education
Indian Captive
Influence
In His Steps
Initiation
In Pieces
In Stormy Weather
In the Footsteps of Crazy Horse
In the Heat of the Night
In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts
In This Place (An American Lyric)
Into the Wild
I, Pencil
Iphigenia in Aulis
Ironwood
Islam
Publication year 2022
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Community, Truth & Lies, Loyalty & Betrayal
Tags Historical Fiction, Military & War, European History, World History, Romance
Publication year 1982
Genre Book, Nonfiction
Themes Equality, Justice, Community, Femininity, Masculinity
Tags Psychology, Gender & Feminism, Philosophy, Women`s Studies, Sociology, Science & Nature, Psychology, Philosophy
Publication year 1992
Genre Book, Nonfiction
Themes Race, The Past, Self Discovery, Colonialism, Community, Globalization, Immigration, Nation
Tags Anthropology, Indian Literature, Travel Literature, Middle Eastern History, Colonialism & Postcolonialism
In an Antique Land (1992) is a book written by Amitav Ghosh which interweaves descriptions of his experiences in rural Egypt in the 1980s with an attempt to reconstruct the life of a 12th-century Jewish merchant and Bomma, an Indian man he enslaved. Ghosh is a renowned Indian author, known for his ability to combine genres and employ complex narrative strategies to examine national and personal identity. He employs these strategies in In an Antique... Read In an Antique Land Summary
Publication year 1913
Genre Poem, Fiction
Themes Appearance & Reality, Community, Order & Chaos, Hope, Objects & Materials
Tags Classic Fiction, Education, Education
Publication year 2015
Genre Book, Nonfiction
Themes Education, Politics & Government, Art, Literature, Community
Tags Education, Education, Social Science, Sociology, World History, Philosophy, Philosophy, Politics & Government
Publication year 1941
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Colonialism, Community, War
Tags Historical Fiction, Action & Adventure, Life-Inspired Fiction, US History, Colonial America, Children`s Literature, Education, Education, World History, Classic Fiction
Publication year 1984
Genre Book, Nonfiction
Themes Community, Trust & Doubt, Politics & Government, Language
Tags Business & Economics, Psychology, Self-Improvement, Information Age, Leadership, Science & Nature, Psychology
Publication year 1896
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Community, Good & Evil
Tags Religion & Spirituality, Christian, Poverty, Inspirational, Classic Fiction
In His Steps: What Would Jesus Do by American Minister Charles Monroe Sheldon is a Christian novel that encourages readers to lead their lives according to the compassionate teachings of Jesus Christ. Published in 1896, it was an instant bestseller in the UK and the US. With more than 30 million copies sold, it was one of the best selling American novels of all time.The work is based on Sheldon’s lectures to his congregation in... Read In His Steps Summary
Publication year 1953
Genre Short Story, Fiction
Themes Coming of Age, Friendship, Social Class, Femininity, Community
Publication year 2018
Genre Autobiography / Memoir, Nonfiction
Themes Family, Conflict, Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Perseverance, Fear, Hope, Joy, Love, Mental Health, Memory, Childhood & Youth, Coming of Age, Midlife, Death, Marriage, Mothers, Self Discovery, Community, Art, Beauty, Fame, Good & Evil, Loyalty & Betrayal, Order & Chaos, Truth & Lies
Tags Trauma & Abuse, Gender & Feminism
Publication year 2026
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Conflict, Love, Gender Identity, Climate, Environment, Place, Friendship, Community, Equality
Tags Romance, Humor, Contemporary Literature
Publication year 2015
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Family, Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Memory, Indigenous Identity, Childhood & Youth, Coming of Age, The Past, Grandparents, Colonialism, Community
Tags Children`s Literature, World History, Historical Fiction, Realistic Fiction
Publication year 1965
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Race, Safety & Danger, Community
Tags Mystery & Crime Fiction, Horror & Suspense, Realistic Fiction, Race & Racism, Civil Rights & Jim Crow South, Diversity, Social Class, American Literature, Historical Fiction, Classic Fiction
Published in 1965, John Ball’s In the Heat of the Night is a crime novel set in Wells, South Carolina. The story focuses on the police department’s numerous struggles to solve a recent murder. Virgil Tibbs, a Black detective from Pasadena, California, lends a helping hand, but his interactions with the locals reveal the deep-seated racism of Wells. Through this murder mystery, the novel addresses issues of systemic racism and offers hope for a better... Read In the Heat of the Night Summary
Publication year 2008
Genre Book, Nonfiction
Themes Music, Community
Tags Health, Addiction & Substance Abuse, Self-Improvement, Science & Nature, Psychology, Psychology, Mental Illness
Gabor Maté’s In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts: Close Encounters with Addictions is an unconventional nonfiction book on how to treat addiction, how addicts can better assimilate into society, and how society can dispel many of the myths that surround addiction. Maté works as an addiction specialist at the Portland Hotel in Vancouver, Canada. Much of the book, published in 2010, focuses on Maté’s evidence that childhood stressors increase the likelihood that one will become an... Read In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts Summary
Publication year 2017
Genre Poem, Fiction
Themes Nation, Wins & Losses, Future, Justice, Literature, Community, Politics & Government, Immigration, Race, Language, Place, Perseverance, Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Hope
Tags Lyric Poem, Diversity, Social Justice, US History, Black Lives Matter, Immigration & Refugeeism, American Literature
Publication year 2003
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Perseverance, Coming of Age, Friendship, Self Discovery, Community, Loyalty & Betrayal, Power & Greed
Tags Fantasy, Animals, Action & Adventure, Relationships, Leadership, Children`s Literature
Publication year 1958
Genre Essay / Speech, Nonfiction
Themes Economics, Community, Power & Greed
Tags Business & Economics, Philosophy, Politics & Government, World History, Philosophy, Classic Fiction
The essay “I, Pencil,” also known as “I, Pencil: My Family Tree as Told to Leonard E. Read,” was first published by the American businessman and libertarian advocate Leonard E. Read in 1958. The essay first appeared in The Freeman, a publication of the Foundation for Economic Freedom (FEE), a think-tank he co-founded in 1946. Read was a staunch critic of US President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s “New Deal,” an ambitious series of government policies and... Read I, Pencil Summary
Publication year 410
Genre Play, Fiction
Themes Family, Loyalty & Betrayal, Community, War
Tags Dramatic Literature, Military & War, Mythology, Classical Period, Fantasy, Classic Fiction
Publication year 2026
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Conflict, Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Perseverance, Fear, Grief, Guilt, Loneliness, Love, Femininity, Indigenous Identity, Masculinity, Mental Health, Death, Future, Climate, Environment, Plants, Place, Friendship, Teamwork, Self Discovery, Social Class, Community, Immigration, Politics & Government, Justice, Loyalty & Betrayal, Order & Chaos, Power & Greed, Safety & Danger, Science & Technology, Trust & Doubt, Truth & Lies, Wins & Losses
Tags Horror & Suspense
Publication year 2000
Genre Book, Nonfiction
Themes The Past, Colonialism, Community, Globalization, Nation, Politics & Government, Justice, Religion & Spirituality
Tags Religion & Spirituality, World History, Philosophy, Theology, Politics & Government, Historical Fiction